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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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TD-35
Posted by Bluegrassgranny on 18th Aug 2014
This is my second Blue Chip--the first one is a TP-1R40. I like them both--this one when I want the thinner, more nimble one, the other for its richer, fuller sound (not that the sound isn't great with this one--they're just different). If I'm not buying another one soon, it will only be because I don't need it.
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Best pick I've ever used.
Posted by Ralph in Sandpoint, ID on 15th Aug 2014
I have been playing guitar for over 50 years. I have tried every pick out there that I know of. The Blue Chip pick is the best pick I have ever used. It is fast, smooth, accurate, and sounds exceptional.
I have used this pick every day for two and a half years and it still shows almost no wear. I just got a new one with my name on it. The name part was free. Nice.
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Classical Mandolin
Posted by William Smith-Haddon on 3rd Jul 2014
I have found (and made) several picks over the years, which sound good but quickly lose their edge, shape, and thus sound. The mandolin has quite highly tensioned .009" strings at the top end, and fast tremolo on these takes it's toll on a pick. The nature of the material of the BlueChip survives better than anything else under these adverse conditions.
This added to the very smooth string release and the solid, tacky feel of it between finger & thumb makes it my pick of choice, and well worth the high price.
I take a standard TD40 and change it's shape to suit my style.
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Nice Pick, Not Worth The Price
Posted by Michael on 8th May 2014
I don't really have any criticism of the pick, it worked fine, sounded fine. But at least for me, it didn't work or sound any better than the Wegen Bluegrass picks I usually use, and they are 1/8 the price. I sent it back for a refund, which was done promptly.
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Another awesome BlueChip pick!
Posted by Steve on 6th Mar 2014
This is my third BlueChip pick and I can't imagine ever being without it. I also have the TD40, but I wanted something with a little more flex, so I opted for the TD35 as well. For fast dulcimer old time tunes that are primarily strummed, you can't beat this pick.
Hardly any "pick clack" against the strings or the fretboard and nothing but that patented smooth BlueChip feeling.
Awesome pick!
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size of pick
Posted by gary on 6th Feb 2014
this pick seems smaller in size than than the one i bought a year or so ago. its overall diameter needs to be slightly bigger.
Have you cut the size down?
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Pretty cool pick.
Posted by william on 21st Jan 2014
The pick is pretty good. I am not very used to playing one as stiff but am starting to get more and more used to it (used fender mediums before). Only reason I give it 4 stars and not 5 is the price. Not sure I will buy another one due to I cant see myself spending this kind of money on guitar picks.
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Excellent Pick
Posted by Scott in CT on 21st Jan 2014
I bought the TD35 to replace similar gauge Gibson and Tortex picks. It is an incredible upgrade in terms of tone and playability. That said, I’ve learned heavier gauge Blue Chips can bring out even more sonic goodness in your strumming without adding mud like a plastic pick. So don’t be afraid to go a little heavier than your normal gauge with these.
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Quiet and durable...This pick delivers!
Posted by Todd on 11th Jan 2014
As a working musician I was quite happy with my Clayton gold picks until I tried your TD35 blue chip pick. On my mahogany acoustic I find the blue chip has a warmer tone without the pick noise I get from other picks. Yes, it is expensive, but I still use the blue chip pick I bought almost two years ago, the wear is negligible, and I have a fairly heavy attack.
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I always use my BlueChip Pick!
Posted by Laura on 9th Jan 2014
I love my pick. It is the perfect thickness and feels at home in my hand. It seems to 'stick' to my fingers, which I love. Since this is the 2nd engraved BlueChip that I have purchased this year, I really am working on not losing this pick!