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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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Just what I was looking for!
Posted by Michael Burns on 5th Jul 2016
I am really happy with this pick. I wanted a thinner pick than you normally have to offer, and this one works very well. I recently misplaced my TAD40, and I was very pleased when I saw that you now have the TD 35. There was many times when I had to use another pick brand to get the sound I wanted, so this one really does the trick. Thanks so much!
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Wow
Posted by Jeff Sturms on 30th Jun 2016
Spending $35 for a pick never made sense to me until I bought the TD45. Now it doesn't make sense to spend less. Such a wonderful feel. It caresses the strings. With authority and confidence.
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Pick this!
Posted by RicMolina.com on 21st Jun 2016
I have many tortoise picks from the 1970's
Which I cherish and use sparingly for recordings and special applications. I also have a dozen or so Blue Chip picks of many different shapes and thicknesses. When it comes to the basic most reliable pick the TD35 is my 'go to' choice. Electric or acoustic, mandolin or banjo this one handles the job in a comfortable musical way. Of course the pick does nothing unless there's a player using it so we take these reviews with a grain of salt.
It feels great, sounds right and lasts a very long time.
Always a good choice.
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TD-35
Posted by Michael Kitt on 19th Apr 2016
Great feel while playing; really sticks to my finger & thumb with literally no slipping.
The tone, on the other hand, is a tad warm for what I was looking for (although it seems I'm in the minority on this one)...
Also looks as if it would last damn near a lifetime!
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Worth The Price
Posted by David Marne on 14th Apr 2016
Received my first one as a gift, now I'm hooked.
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Best flatpick around
Posted by Stephen on 6th Apr 2016
Although I usually play fingerstyle, my two Collings acoustics sound great when flatpicked. I've tried countless picks, but this is by far the best one, and will be my permanent pick from now on. It's comfortable to hold, easy to contol, well finished, and most importantly, sounds amazing with all my guitars. Don't hesitate-buy this pick!
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Worth Twice the Price
Posted by Robin on 4th Apr 2016
I recently bought a Blue Chip mandolin pick. It took a bit of time to get used to it, but I realized very quickly it vastly improved the tone of my relatively inexpensive mandolin. I figured I would like to try a guitar pick, so I ordered the TD35. From the first strum I was in love. I played longer than I had in years because my guitar sounded so good I didn't want to put it down. These picks, IMHO, are worth twice the price!
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balance and power
Posted by Foster on 14th Mar 2016
I am astounded that a pick that costs so much is so good.
I think maybe the bevel allows it to travel on a diagonal as the hand falls through the stroke. I like it so much I bought another.
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finally gave it a try
Posted by ronnie keller on 7th Mar 2016
Bought first pick about 9 months ago. I didn't use it because I was afraid of losing a $32 pick. Finally I spent some time playing with it and decided to buy two more just in case I did lose it. It s worth the money. I can't really explain the difference but helps me play faster rhythm and boy do I need help. Tell you one thing-if anyone else picks up my guitar, I watch my pick like a hawk.
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Very easy to hold.
Posted by Gene on 19th Feb 2016
Since I am beginner, really can not say much. I have a TD35 and its seems to warm up in thumb and finger and makes it easy to control.