TD35

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1. TD 35/40

   Posted by George on 22nd Nov 2025

   I own a good number of BlueChip Picks. For acoustic I use TP's and for electric TD35 or 40. Use them since a few years now and at first I thought "why would anyone spend that much money on a pick?".
   Till I tried the first time, now I am sold. They are my favorite picks.
   However, I use others from time to time to get a different sounds. To me picks are as important as the guitar and amp.
   But my go-to pick is BlueChip.

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2. Pick Collecter

   Posted by Roland J Gutierrez aka RocknRollflat5 on 18th Nov 2025

   Hello and thank you your picks are outstanding was worth the wate when a product is good you sometimes have to wate. imo thats the mark of a great product and company I highly recomend I give this expierce Wow Factor 100%...RocknRollflat5

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3. I am disturbed by how good it sounds.

   Posted by M Maresco on 12th Nov 2025

   I have played with hundreds of picks in various countries, including odd materials like various woods, credit-cards, and 3D-printed items. My favorite has been the yellow Dunlop .73, Big Stubby 3mm for Classical guitars, and the jazz 2mm for certain work. Upon arrival of this BC 35, I grabbed a classical guitar and plucked one note. I couldn't believe how clean the sound was. I immediately grabbed my faithful .73 and, immediately, it was apparent to me the overtones that my Dunlop had been adding to the string which the BC 35 were failing to add. I cannot believe that these is worthwhile, but I can absolutely hear the difference.
   
   I was so shocked I took it to my fiancé for her to listen to the differences, as she is not a trained musician like myself. I told her nothing, simply said, "Do you hear any difference between these?" I played a ditty on one, swapped to the other, and only two notes in her head spun around and she said with furrowed brow, "Oh, of course." We then began to discuss the differences and, though she lacked the language to articulate it, she was hearing the same variance that I was hearing.
   
   Furthermore, playing feels effortless. I have years of muscle-memory with the .73 yet there is an obvious difference (she was shocked by the comparison) between the perfection of the BC 35 and the 4-5 millisecond variance of the .73. I am stunned, and will be recommending these to people I know.
   
   Sure, they are expensive, but having at least one is worthwhile for anyone serious enough to be recording in their basement. At the least, laying a primary track with the BC and then a secondary track with your previously preferred pick would be a great way to bring variance into your mix.
   
   I'm likely to buy a thicker one too, probably an 80, for variance (I see no need for a jazz with how these feel. Just hold it close).

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4. love these picks!

   Posted by Unknown on 10th Nov 2025

   I’m on my 3rd blue chip….and no, I haven’t lost any yet, just trying a few different thicknesses……they’re all great

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5. favorite pick by far!

   Posted by Markpasquella@yahoo.com on 7th Nov 2025

   Didnt think I wiuld love this picks, but they are excellent!

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6. Easy Yes.

   Posted by Jeremy Brewer on 21st Oct 2025

   I read many reviews about this and even asked a few players that use them of opinions. I can now say I am the proud owner and this pic has found a place in my studio on many different types of instruments. I normally trade off picks depending on what I am working on, but this one. Mellow sound with a crisp that works fantastic on studio tracks. Great feel and so far has not slipped out onto the floor. Thank you guys again, looking forward to many more songs with this gem. Sincerely JBrewer Music.

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7. td35 my choice for electric guitar

   Posted by Anders on 21st Oct 2025

   Hi, since I live in Sweden it is tricky to get hold of blue chip picks locally, great that they can be ordered online, I was impressed by the TD35 but only use it for electric guitar, for acoustic guitar playing I have stuck with the TP48 I will definitely order more even though I had to wait over 6 weeks for delivery but it was worth it.

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8. Lives up to the hype

   Posted by Unknown on 20th Oct 2025

   The pick is the best I’ve had for staying in place regardless of how I’m playing. Cool material.

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9. Best Pick

   Posted by Matthew Southard on 17th Oct 2025

   Blue chip picks are a different beast. They are so durable and last for such a long time. They are totally worth the price.

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10. All good

    Posted by Harold Dodson on 16th Oct 2025

    I have purchased numerous blue chip picks: TAD 40, TD 35,
    Jazz LG 40, TAD 50 and TAD 60.
    I like them all

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