TD35

I perform for a living, have tried many picks and settled on Fender medium 451 celluloid for balanced tone with minimal pick noise on acoustic & electric (I change guitars often in my show). They're not durable so I'm seeking alternatives. I tried BC ten years ago and came back recently to try this pick because it's the thinnest they make. In short, still too much pick "clack" noise due to thickness of the pick and the hardness/density of the material. "clack" or "chirp" are common complaints of thicker picks on acoustic. BC doesn't chirp, but it definitely clacks on light strumming, it's significant through a nice PA, and noticeable even as I'm singing so it's not acceptable for my needs. On electric, the standard tip shape, the material & the smooth bezel lack bite and attack that I prefer on electric. BC makes a Jazz3-type pointy pick, but it's even thicker. If BC made a thinner 70mm-ish pick in a Jazz3 XL shape, I'd come back, but they don't, and they can't go thinner due to limitations of the BC material. For now I'm going with Dunlop Primetone .73mm Jazz3 XL as a durable alternative to the 451s I've been using, and the sharper tip is great for electric. I'll keep an eye on BC for the day when their material science improves enough to do a thinner pick. Till then I'll be elsewhere.

Worth the price

So, the TD-35 I had slipped out of my pocket in an Uber. I told myself when I bought it, that if I lost it I wouldn't replace it. But after a week without it, I caved and ordered a new one. I keep the new one in my wallet! These puppies aren't cheap. Once you try these you will never be satisfied with anything else! I do have a Casein pick that is a distant 2nd to Blue Chip but just not quite the same. If you have a serious guitar you want these picks!

It doesn’t get any better than Bluechip

After using a variety trying a variety of materials that did not quite give me the sound I like and also mostly wore out and a really thick casein pick, I found the TD35 Blue Chip pick. I have been using them for a couple of years and they are excellent! They stick to my fingers, don't wear our, and the tone is fabulous.

Exceeds my expectations. Every review I have seen for the pick and competition has been spot on. Try this pick. You will not be disappointed.

Had to get an extra because I misplaced my other one!

I really did not think these picks would make the difference that they do.. Love my TD 35; it does everything well!

As a novice player this pick makes a huge difference in the consistency of my strumming and picking. It glides so smoothly I don’t even have to think about that aspect anymore. It’s well worth the price… just breakdown and buy yourself a few BlueChip picks. You will love em I guarantee.