This is the TAD pick in 60/1000 of an inch(1.5mm) thickness. It is shaped identically to the TP, but is slightly larger. All BlueChip Picks are professionally machined, laser engraved, and hand beveled.
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Posted by Sue on 10th Jan 2025
Very expensive but worth it. Stays in the fingers and produces no string rub sound. Slides through notes, trills and runs with ease. Makes me a better player on my octave mandolin for Trad Irish tunes.
Posted by Unknown on 8th Jan 2025
The headline says it all.
Posted by William Perry on 2nd Jan 2025
--My new TAD 60 BC pick is excellent for my mandolin playing.....I am a professional musician and have been using Blue Chip picks for many years..I have tried other picks but Blue Chip picks are the best....They slide on the strings and produce the best sound.....I use them on my mandolin and guitar.....Thanks for this great product***.....I searched for years for a good pick....
Posted by Nathan J Keeney on 18th Dec 2024
For bluegrass and country music and really any acoustic feel it is the best pick you could possibly ask for. The speed level give you a nice clean roll off the strings and allows for you to be smooth while also keeping a very firm and barky tone absolute 10 out of 10 would recommend anybody
Posted by zach on 6th Dec 2024
This is my 3ed blue chip pick and I like them all. But this is the one I use on med strings with my d28 the tp48 I use on light strings or electric guitar and tp60 I like on the d28 but like this size for it’s bigger and gives that boom I love in bluegrass
Posted by William Spence on 6th Dec 2024
Most people would say I was crazy to spend so much money on just a pick but I would say that BlueChip picks are worth every penny!
In the big picture I have played the guitar off and on for about sixty years but only in the last three years have I made it a point to play every day. I have hearing issues from working around industrial machinery for almost 40 years. I can't hear my wife talking to me sometimes but I can hear the difference in tone between picks.
All I can say is that if you have not tried a BlueChip pick, you are missing out on the opportunity to hear your guitar at its best...
Posted by Myron Hyman on 22nd Nov 2024
Awesome Pick
Posted by Johnny Gregory Dye on 12th Nov 2024
After 50+ years of playing and trying countless different picks, the Bluechip TAD 60 (1.5mm) is by far the best for me. If you spend thousands of dollars on a quality guitar "for the tone", $40 seems like a minimal investment for a quality pick. Thanks Bluechip!
Posted by Luke Johnson on 17th Oct 2024
I'm a professional musician who has been playing guitar for over 50 years, since I was four years old. A friend loaned me a TAD 60 and I used it for a few weeks to play Django jazz. I liked it a lot. At jam sessions I compared its tone and feel with other picks. Listeners said it was warmer than the other picks and I agreed. I bought three of my own and am happy with the purchase. The three picks are consistent in tone. I like it's sound and feel on acoustic Selmer style guitars and on my archtop. It is the only pick I use now.
Posted by Andy on 24th Sep 2024
I've been searching far and wide for the perfect pick and it seems that I found it in the TAD 60. The thickness is just right for me so I'm pretty happy. One issue I did encounter. I have 2 TAD60 picks. One makes a lot brighter sound than the other. One of my goals has always been to find a pick that produces a consistent sound without a need to replace it every couple months. With the plastic this thick I can't imagine I've worn it out but maybe my expectations are not realistic Would appreciate your feedback on that. I use medium gauge strings 13-56
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