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The TD is a standard teardrop shape pick with two rounded corners and one sharper playing corner. This is a TD in a 35/1000 of an inch(.89mm) thickness. All of our picks a professionally machined, hand beveled, and laser etched.
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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The only pick I use now…
Posted by Rick U. on 5th Apr 2025
I tried these picks back about a year or two ago(I use the TD35), andI haven’t used another pick since. I believe I’ve ordered four or five in total now. I did manage to snap one in half a couple of weeks ago hence my most recent order. Still, I wouldn’t consider going to any other pick at this point. They have just the right feel and firmness. I have much better control when it comes to “swallowing” the pick and the response of the material is perfect. Great picks!
Rick U.
Alien Armor guitarist
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Definitely worth the money!
Posted by Phil on 28th Mar 2025
I’ve been playing guitar for 50+ years, and I have tried many, many different picks. None I really loved. Recently, I saw Rick Beato’s interview with Billy Strings, and I wondered what kind of pick Billy uses. Then I saw all the BlueChip endorsements from Grammy-winning artists. Then I saw $35! That’s rich for a pick! Well, maybe if it’s good enough for Billy it might be good enough for me. So I bought the TD35. It’s the best pick I’ve ever owned. Very smooth on the strings. Beautiful tone. Still holding it’s shape. And, it sticks in my fingers with just a light touch! The only pick I’ve ever used I can say that about. Also, I love that they come from East Tennessee—a place very dear to my heart! I think I just talked myself into buying the TP40.
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favorite pick a game changer
Posted by Unknown on 26th Mar 2025
Very comfortable
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Best Blue Chip
Posted by Adam Rainwater on 27th Feb 2025
John Mayer uses this pick
I like it
You will too
Buy it!
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excellent product
Posted by Jared on 19th Feb 2025
This is my second Blue Chip pick. I didn’t opt for the personal engraving either my first pick purchase. I didn’t opt not make that same mistake this time around. I show my BC pick to every guitar player I encounter. Quite happy with both of my Blue Chip plectrums and will be purchasing a 2.0 mm pick in the future. Great product that will last a lifetime.
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love them
Posted by Doug C on 17th Feb 2025
I really tried to not like it as much, but I've ordered a couple more since my first already....
Not sure why but it just feels and sounds better to me than all the rest
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Excellent, worth the $$
Posted by Mark B on 8th Feb 2025
I was sceptical, especially the with cost ordering from Australia. Nonetheless, I am very satisfied with the picks i ordered. I was worried the TD35 was going to be too thick as i usually play a Dunlop .6, but it works great for strumming and lead lines on both acoustic and electric, defintely not too thick. I love the feel and is very "grippy" and actually feel it makes my picking better as the pick just never moves in my fingers as it usually does.
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love these! …used this one right away with the NY Philharmonic.
Posted by John Benthal on 7th Feb 2025
It got there just in time for performances with pianist Yuga Wang.
Sometimes the right tool is a pick that can push out some sound!
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Slippery but great
Posted by Stephen L Kimberley on 5th Feb 2025
I was skeptical about Blue Chips until I felt one. From the first time I used it I noted an easier picking motion. A better ring to the strings and very definitely smoother release of the pick from the string. the only concern I have is that they slip out of my fingers almost everytime I play so I have put tape over the top to aid the grip. Some picks have enhanced grip but I still drop them. They are rather spooky though as I lose them and they reappear suddenly in plain view!
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Mixed review
Posted by JCWalker on 23rd Jan 2025
The 35 was a bit too thin for my ears--I generally play with a TP-60 or TAD-80--but it still gets five stars. I loaned it to one of my HS students to try on his electrics. Says it's the best pick he's ever used. I traded the TD35 to my daughter in law for the TP-1R 40 she's been using. She says its the best pick she's ever used.
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