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This is the TAD pick in 40/1000 of an inch(1.0mm) thickness. It is shaped identically to the TP, but is slightly larger. All BlueChip Picks are professionally machined, laser engraved, and hand beveled.
Quarters, Nickels and Dimes, if included in the pictures, are for size reference only. They are not etched on the picks or included with the sale. To use this reference, please place a coin on your current non-Bluechip pick and then compare to the pictures of our picks with coins on top of them. This will help you choose the pick that is closest to your current favorite size and shape.
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Great feel
Posted by Thomas Martin on 29th Oct 2020
I love the size of this pick. The TAD40 makes it easier to hold on to than other, smaller picks. BlueChips are like anything else, once you've had the best, you won't go back!
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absolutely love this pick!
Posted by Patrick on 25th Jun 2020
Couldn’t be happier with this pick! It’s so comfortable to play with I couldn’t imagine using anything else ever again. It also shipped and was delivered promptly.
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I am so pissed at myself.
Posted by Marc Connelly on 5th May 2020
Dammit, why didn‘t this occur to ME, of all people? I kick my own ass daily. Thing is- the brilliant thing is- it isn‘t about whether the pick itself is worth the price of 100 regular picks, or not. No, no, no. It is really about what improving the picking experience noticeably is worth to you as a player. And it turns out, that is forty bucks, all day long! Brilliant. My hats off. Yes, sure, it is a lovely thing. I love my TAD, though now I want to try a slightly smaller shape. What is even more beautiful however, is the thinking behind it.
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Pleasantly surprised!
Posted by Matt on 23rd Apr 2020
I decided to jump into the world of boutique picks and went with the TAD-40. I've only ever played teardrop-shaped picks before, so when I first held this one I kind of didn't know what to do with myself. BUT, after playing for just a couple hours, I now find I really appreciate the "extra space" this pick provides and it feels weird to go back to a teardrop.
Not that I'm going back to teardrops with any regularity, though. This TAD-40 produces really great tone and glides over the strings. Fantastic!
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Best picks for Bluegrass
Posted by David Zachary on 24th Mar 2020
Been using BlueChip picks for the past 4 years and they last... never slip from my fingers... and sound vibrant . I own several and never use any other pick.
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Best picks for Bluegrass
Posted by David Zachary on 24th Mar 2020
Been using BlueChip picks for the past 4 years and they last... never slip from my fingers... and sound vibrant . I own several and never use any other pick.
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Best pick in the WORLD
Posted by Terrence E Enyeart on 10th Mar 2020
If you can keep from losing this pic it will last forever it won't wear out won't slip in your fingers has great tone---simply the best pic in the world----
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great pick .
Posted by Picker!!! on 6th Mar 2020
very clear and it's working well for me.
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I Never Loved a Pick Till Now ...
Posted by T.H.Gregory on 24th Feb 2020
I have always have a love/hate relationship with picks. There are probably a hundred of them languishing in a drawer. BUT, my TAD 40 goes where I go. It feels right in my hand, when I am playing it stays between my fingers, and it does not add irritating noise to the instrument when I play. It is the first and only pick I've owned that seems to want to play with me, not against me.
If you've read this far you have already figured out that I am extremely pleased with my purchase.
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What a Surprize
Posted by Ron Hill on 20th Feb 2020
I thought maybe I was falling for a gimmick. But I sucked it up and hit buy now. I will have to say it really makes a difference in the sound and playability of my guitars using this pick. It truly was a surprise and I have bought two more recently. Thanks for the great product. I also use the banjo thumb pick which I prefer over any other. I have tried all of them and have settled in on these.