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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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Significant improvement in response and technique
Posted by John W on 4th Jun 2020
Not easy to describe, also not easy to return to my Dunlop’s. If you decide to try I would suggest getting a heavier pick than the thickness of your current fave.
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Great, great pick
Posted by Kevin on 22nd May 2020
So I think it might be worth the cost! The tone from this pick is fantastic. Great for strumming. It's got enough stiffness that you can do other things, also.
I'm going to get a thicker pick for lead/electric, but this sounds so great on acoustic strumming.
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Gift for my bandmate
Posted by Lisa M on 15th May 2020
I am a finger style player with no use for a pick. However, after hearing great things about Bluechip picks, I decide to give an engraved TD35 to my music partner on his birthday. I could tell that he was impressed with it right away. He was also happy to receive such a thoughtful present. It was a last minute idea and I was worried I wouldn’t receive it in time due to pandemic shipping delays, so I was pleasantly surprised that it reached my house lightning fast.
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Worth it?
Posted by bruce kralcik on 30th Mar 2020
I have thought about this question for years, surrounded by thousands of dollars of some of the finest guitars I could afford. What's all the bluster about BC picks? I finally decided the price was minute in the grand scheme of things, so I finally ordered one. Do it. Order one. I always used thinner picks. If you do, just order one. I have spent AT LEAST that much on cheaper picks over the years, and never found what I was looking for. The only pick I would ever buy from now on is another Blue Chip. I have found no comparison. They are awesome! Order one.
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Best pick ever
Posted by Randy Grigg on 23rd Mar 2020
This is my fourth Bluechip pick. Used on acoustic guitar and mandolin. Great control, sound and durability. Best pick ever!
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TD35
Posted by Mark on 28th Feb 2020
I have experimented with so many different type of picks down through the years. I've never found one that I have been completely happy with. As a result I gave up using them and now play just using my fingers, similar to M Knofler's style (not quite as proficient though :-) ).
Only have the TD25 for a coupe of weeks now so the jury is still out.
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Fantastic
Posted by Nyoman on 21st Feb 2020
Great for the electrics.
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Great Pick
Posted by Jeremy Martin on 20th Feb 2020
Just got mine in today and I sat down and played for 3 hrs. This pick is every thing they say it is. While $40 seems like a lot for a pick this pick makes a difference in my playing vs other picks I have used. These will be my picks from here on out.
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wow. crazy good.
Posted by Peter D on 19th Feb 2020
The touch and response is amazing. So much better than the old grey dunlop 88mm I've been using so decades. Kinda spendy , but ultimately worth it. I also bought the 1.5MM version for my mandolin. Also noticeably better performance.
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What a difference a pick can make!
Posted by Markham on 4th Feb 2020
I would have never believed a pick could make that much difference, but I was wrong. I received my Bluechip pick as a gift and soon found that it increased my accuracy to a higher level! I liked it so much that I purchased a second pick to have as a backup. Do yourself a favor and try a Bluechip pick!