TD35

These picks are perfect, grippy without using weird materials or textures and they are extremely durable.

Sounds and feels great ?

I’ve been playing guitar for 22 years and have always struggle with finding a good pick. The materials of picks I’ve used in the past have always left me wanting more grip and a slightly smaller form factor. After much debating I decided to “pull the trigger” on a Blu Chip TD35. For comparison my previous go-to pick was a Dunlop Tortex .88mm. The TD-35 was the best upgrade from the Dunlops. The Blue Chip gives a far superior grip and is ever so slightly smaller than the Dunlop which fits better between my finger and thumb. As for tone I believe the Blue Chip gives a clearer sound without being harsh and ice picky while reducing string noise while the pick slides over the strings. The only thing I’d request is for the speed bevels to be softened on the opposite side of the bevel because it was a little sharp on attack, but that solved itself after dedicating some hours to playing with the blue chip exclusively. Wonderful product and will absolutely be back for more!

Took me awhile to catch the feel of Bluechip picks. Now I’ve come to understand and appreciate their quality & uniqueness. I especially notice the TD in live jams with fiddle, banjo, mando, vocals and acoustic guitars. I had a TD40 and thought is sounded a bit “mushy”, so I ordered a TD35 and gave it a go last. The TD35 was perfect for me => crystal clear highs, plenty of bass, minimal mids… cut thru just right in the acoustic mix. I then tried the TD40 & found it just not clear enough to cut thru (however the TD40 works well with my style on my Collings MTA mandolin). So I now have a stable of TDs (35, 40, 45 & 50) and enjoy learning the nuisance each brings to my playing

The pick feels decent enough I guess. But you can't hear or feel any difference at all. Anyone who says they do is probably trying to convince themselves and justify the price they paid. I've been playing music most of my life. I feel quite suckered with this. I've yet to find another musician or listener who can tell a difference. The price would have been better if it was for a dozen picks. Most of the celebrities you're told use these were probably gave them for free so Bluechip could name drop.

Bought 4 so far for myself; one for each guitar case. Now I've bought 3 for my guitar instructor. He is as blown away as I am.

I ordered round bevel TD35 to try out, as I already owned the right hand bevel version. Man, the round is perfect. It offers a little more response and bounce, and for me it gives just a little more depth to the tone (less brightness compared to the rhb). Perfect pick. I ordered a second. There really is a difference in tone with these picks. The material is alive compared to the deadening tortex and brittle chirp of celluloid. My wife even heard the difference easily (you know when the wife hears it it’s real ?)

These picks make my instruments sound better. The different sizes and gauges make them sound different too, but better still. Kind of like putting different speakers in your amp. These picks won’t wear. They’ll last forever until you lose them.

You don’t have to look around much to see how beloved these picks are, and I agree. They are also SUPER long lasting. The company ships quickly and they are very reliable.