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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.
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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Best Ever
Posted by mike on 30th Apr 2018
Perfect large size and thickness. Been using Golden Gate mandolin picks for years, but they’re just too small to hang on to. These are big enough and thick enough and get grabby when wet and they are also very quiet. Perfect.
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amazing
Posted by Jason on 16th Apr 2018
I’m truly stunned at how much better this pick sounds on my acoustic guitars v’s every other pick. Truly, it’s a clearer, crisper sound. More highs, more mids, more defined lows. My Martin D18 sounds absolutely incredible with this pick. Very satisfied customer!
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Great pick, wrong size
Posted by Roy Sandoval on 10th Apr 2018
Actually, it looks like I mad a mistake. I had many Blue Chip picks an quite frankly am spoiled. This time though, I ordered the TAD 60 thinking it was he same diameter outline as the Chris Thile 55. It's just a "TAD" bit smaller. I wish I could exchange it but I think you check that box that says you know exactly what you are getting etc. etc.
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After 40 years I found the perfect pick !
Posted by Chas Burns on 5th Apr 2018
I have been playing guitar for 40 years and have accumulated hundreds of guitar picks. I read an article on Kenny Smith and decided to spend what I thought was an exorbitant amount on a Blue Chip pick. It was Christmas time and I thought I would treat myself. When I received the pick I could not believe how effective it was. It raised my playing level tenfold. I would recommend Blue Chip picks to anyone.
Anyone want my hundred old picks ?
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BlueChip is the only pick to use
Posted by Robert Parini on 9th Mar 2018
I have many BC picks and the TAD60 is yet another great one. Use it it on an F5 mandolin. BlueChip also re-beveled a damaged CT55 for me and it came back like new.
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Fabulous Pick
Posted by PAUL ROSENBERG on 23rd Jan 2018
TAD - 60 is great. I like the TAD - 50 better for mandolin. The 60 has its own vibe - great for guitar. Truth be told, I'm always switching among Tad-40, 50, and 60. All sound great and a little different - depends on the song.
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Best Pick for Mandolin
Posted by Chris Miller on 4th Jan 2018
I have played Bluechip picks for over four years now and won't go back to anything else. In fact, just to ensure that I was "set for life" because I expect these picks will last a lifetime, I've accumulated 12 TAD-60 and rotate through each one per month, flipping sides on each day of practice. You will not be disappointed. I keep them all in Blue Chip's deep box.
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Great for Flatpicking on Mandolin
Posted by musician on 26th Dec 2017
The size and thickness of TAD60 is great for flatpicking and volume. I like a heavier-than-average pick; still very melodic sounding. I use the TAD50 for a lighter touch. Blue Chip picks are so pleasant to play. The tactile glide across the strings is just great! I'll probably order another TAD50 and TAD60, as these two picks work perfectly for my needs.
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Tone, Tone, Tone and more tone
Posted by Mike on 3rd Jul 2017
I've been using Bluechip picks for a few years now, I'm a hobby player but still choose Bluechip because they do produce the best tone and provide the best pick control of anything that I've tried. I recently took some classes at a Music Camp and all the teachers focused on various elements of 'tone' for acoustic instruments. Playing fast or fancy was fine, but what sets apart the music is the tone that comes from those strings. Even as a hobby player, i can hear and feel the difference a Bluechip pick makes to my playing and sound. There is nothing like them, they are handmade with precision, the material they use is unique and is the major element of the cost of the pick. I've been lucky to meet the owners of the family business in Knoxville while on a visit to the USA and speak to the actual people who hand make every single pick to perfection.
But it is the difference in tone and ease of picking that makes Bluechip a 'no-brainer' to buy.
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best pick for tone I've ever used
Posted by Eric Strickland on 3rd May 2017
I had a hard time wrapping my head around paying 35$ for a pick until i played the TAD 60! It has increased my tone and playability ten fold!