TAD40

I didn’t order these for a long time. Figured it couldn’t be worth the price. I don’t understand the technology, but it makes playing clean easier and doesn’t slip from your fingers. Very surprised at just how much difference this pick makes

I enjoy every aspect of Blue Chip picks.

Picks can coax some very different sounds from your guitar. I grew up on the faux Tortise, then nylon, then tried Acetal even. Each and their own quality on sound. This pick actually has its own unique artistic contribution to my music. It feels like it makes the strings ring a little more clearly and the slickness of the material makes a different kind of music emerge from my guitar, which I enjoy. Weirdly enough I seem to be more accurate in my flat picking techniques as well. TAD 40: I'm sold.

I was pretty skeptical about spending this kind of money on a single guitar pick, but I’ve tried every gimmick out there and haven’t been completely satisfied so I said, “what the heck”. It was a good decision! Unlike many people my fingers tend to be dry, making it hard to hang on to picks. I’m not having that problem with this one. I’m also happy with the shape, thickness, and the almost noiseless quality. Will probably get another.

This pick just feels right

The Perfect Pick for flatpicking on your acoustic guitar! Blue Chip Guitar Picks are even as good as a real turtle pick

My first Bluechip Pick was a gift from a friend. I have bought several as gifts and for myself since. I keep one in pocket and at least one in every guitar case. It the only one I use.

I have the TAD 40 and TP 48, best picks I have ever owned! Both warm up quickly and are very tacky between my fingers.

I had no idea that a pick would make as much difference as the TAD40 made for me. The picking and strumming is smooth and there are no pick artifacts in the sound...just pure tone. Definitely worth the price!