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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.
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Best for Carter Scratch
Posted by Albert Segars on 17th Oct 2019
I love Blue Chip picks. The TD-35 is particularly good for flat picking. The pick glides over the strings and yet accentuates the notes of the melody. I use it for the Carter Scratch style. LOVE IT!!!!! Worth the money. The tone and feel of the pick will give you hours of wonderful playing.
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Should have bought one sooner
Posted by Will on 16th Oct 2019
Used a lot of products to make it so I could hold on to a pick. Now I don't need them. To me the pick sounds better than any other pick I have used.
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Fantastic guitar pick
Posted by Rick S. on 13th Sep 2019
This is my second TD35. My first one lasted 7 years! I am a believer in BlueChip. The feel on the pick and the sound it produces makes it a joy to play my guitar. I highly recommend everyone try BlueChip picks.
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Superb picks.
Posted by Nyoman on 2nd Aug 2019
TD35 for electric and TD40 for acoustic. Great tone and they last forever.
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I have a whole new instrument
Posted by Sean on 23rd Jul 2019
I am amazed by this pick, it opens up the sound so much. I think what I'm getting is all the upper harmonics that my other picks can't. Plus the clarity, volume and focus the pick provides, like an eq and compressor wrapped into a guitar pick. I have to cite one major drawback: I want to buy more!
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best pick ever
Posted by MIKE LATTA on 1st Jul 2019
tried Charmed Life and other picks (even another Blue Chip) , but this one with the combination of the right gauge and bevel makes my Martin sing like never before.
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THE EVERLASTING GOBSTOPPER OF PICKS
Posted by DrLaRrY ~ Winston-Salem, N.C. on 24th Jun 2019
I got my first personalized TD-35 a while back and used it in my various daily pick rotation, then...it got knocked off my table into the trash and thrown out unbeknownst to me. Missing it, I ordered a new one and glad I did. I’d used my original one almost daily for 2 years and it didn’t show any signs of wear at all, even when scraping the wound strings it doesn’t leave divots !? They have a hard feel yet soft tone that’s easily controlled by your pick attack. They are pricey as far as picks go but to me it’s totally worth it , just get one !
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A Cheap way to upgrade your tone/insturment
Posted by Elliot Ignasiak on 3rd May 2019
Relatively speaking these are expensive picks, but as a recording engineer/producer as well as a musician, let me tell you this is one of the cheapest ways to seriously upgrade your tone. Compare the price of a blue chip pick to the price of upgrading a microphone, a preamp, or a new instrument. Yes, sometimes those things are necessary too, but they all cost thousands of dollars. This pick for $35 has had a pleasantly profound impact on the quality of my acoustic guitar recordings.
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Favorite pick
Posted by Sara on 26th Feb 2019
I play mostly finger style but like flat picking and strumming with a pick as well. I was struggling with picks in terms of accuracy and keeping them positioned without slipping. I decided to try this despite the cost and I’m glad I did. It never slips and it glides across the strings nicely. It also sounds great for single notes and for strumming. It’s worth the try.
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TD 35
Posted by Terry Cline on 24th Dec 2018
I like the 35 because it is not quite as heavy as the 40? But I use the 40 for louder playing. Both are good for picking.