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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.
Product Reviews
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Great mando pick
Posted by Sam Lyman on 15th Jul 2013
I love this pick. It is fast, easy to hold on to, sounds great and does not wear out!
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Blue Chip Comes Through Again!
Posted by Dave Trabue on 5th Jul 2013
Since I first started using Blue Chip picks, I have been impressed with the courtesy and flexibility of the company.
I ordered my second pick in a non-standard thickness configuration and they didn't bat an eye. For some of my guitars & songs, the lighter thickness of a 45 seemed worth trying and it was a breeze to get my TAD 45!
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Best Pick I Own!
Posted by Mike Eddings on 3rd Jul 2013
Handles great and balanced well. The beveled edges are a terrific addition.
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Love the Blue Chip!!!
Posted by Svea on 2nd Jul 2013
I just bought a TAD40. I also have a CT55, TP50, and a JD thumb pick. I rotate through all of these regularly depending on my mood, the instrument and picking style. Yes, I'm spoiled!
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Better late than never!
Posted by Nigel (UK) on 2nd Jul 2013
I get to my 60s and finally find the pick of my dreams! I have jars full of picks in my study - they can all go to charity now! The TAD40 does it all for me! Good luck, fellow guitarists, in your quest, and may you reach flatpick Nirvana somewhat quicker than I did!
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Blue Chip Rules
Posted by Jake on 27th May 2013
This is my 3rd Blue Chip pick. I am addicted! Great feel and great sound. Worth every dollar.
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I lost 3 BC pics and grieved till I just bought #4.
Posted by Rob on 27th Dec 2012
I assure you these picks are wonderful & I particularly like the TAD-40. But let me warn you that when you lose even one, it hurts and burns for a long time. I hunted everywhere for my three BC picks before I sprung-out more cash to buy this one. It will not leave my sight. If I am on a stage and the pick goes flying; well, so will I.
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gets the graet sounds out of my Martins
Posted by Ted Phillips (aka John's Cousin) on 26th Dec 2012
Over several years I have used Blue Chip picks.I own sevral Martin guitars from a '67 D35 that I'v had since new to a 2011 hd28 custom. I play in a bluegrass band and the
Blue Chips picks bring out that great Martin sound and last a long time. I use TAD 40's and 55's depending on the tune we're playing. It's
good to find such a great reliable pick after 50 years of playing. Wish you had been around years ago.I really likethe engraving I got on my latest pick from you too.
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TAD 40 & 50
Posted by Andrew Perry on 24th Dec 2012
MY preferred picks for many years were Martin Naturaltone in nylon and/or delrin 1.2 m.m. Heard about Blue Chip via Collings forum, and ordered some. BCs are as good but avaiable in the TAD shape which is more comfortable for my arthritic right thumb.
This one was to replace one sent without speed bevel which really improves picking speed.
I use 40s for solo and small combo work 50s for bluegrass band.
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For my gitter
Posted by dave on 21st Dec 2012
I have been using the CT-55 for my mandolins, but it was a bit thick for my guitar picking. Thought I would take the risk and try a thinner pick in the same design. I should have known there is no risk with these picks. For me, this pick is the perfect weight for all of my guitar work.