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Product Description
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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Clear tone flat pick.
Posted by Karl on 7th Jan 2013
I like this pick for a clear tone. It is stiff, but not unmanageable. It does not flop around and so it behaves well. At first I thought it might be hard to grasp, but actually it is easy to hold because of its texture. Excellent pick.
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Blue Chip Pick TD35
Posted by M Jackson on 24th Dec 2012
Oustanding! Very smooth, perfect shape for me and just the right thickness. Everyone should own at least one cadillac pick and this is it. A really good touch is to order one with your name on it. Worth the extra cost.
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Great Pick for Mandolin and Domra!
Posted by me, myself and I on 15th Dec 2012
excellent pick for mandolin, mandola, or domra. no pick noise, smooth tremolo. Love it!
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The Super Hero of Picks
Posted by Robert Stumpff Odessa, Texas on 14th Dec 2012
My first guitar pick TD 35 and it is my Hero love it. I also have Mandolin picks TAD 60s and finger picks JD's and Sammys can't be beat never slips out of my fingers.
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Best tone for solo or strumming.
Posted by Ray Price on 6th Dec 2012
The TD35 is a great pick to get more brightness out of guitars that don't give the treble you would get with a heavier pick but retaining the stiffness to bring out the lows from the bass strings.
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Worth every cent!
Posted by Jay Twilbeck on 28th Nov 2012
I was a little hesitant to make the jump, but then I started thinking about the facts . .
1. My guitar cost more than $35
2. My strings cost less, but I replace them more often (yearly - certainly more than $35)
3. I have a job
4. I'm worth it!
Yes, it seems like a lot to spend on a pick since you can get a pick for a quarter at your local music shop. But here's the best way I can describe the sensation - this is the Lamborghini Diablo of picks. It's slick, fast and just feels awesome.
Now, if you only want to spend $.25 on a pick you can get the 1987 Toyota Tercel with 250,000 miles and a whole in the radiator, or you can fork out the bucks for your Lamborghini and enjoy the ride.
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TD 35: thin, stiff, and smooth
Posted by Luke Parrish on 12th Nov 2012
I can't afford high-end guitars, but I can afford a high-end pick now and then, and Blue Chips to me are the best of the best. My favorite shape is the traditional teardrop, and I generally prefer thicker picks, but my new TD35 is great for when I want a brighter sound. There's no give that I can tell, so when you strike a string it stays struck, loud and clear, and it still has that smooth Blue Chip glide, though not quite so obviously as my thicker ones do.
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Great picks!
Posted by Alice Craig on 3rd Oct 2012
This was my third order for Blue Chip picks and I bought a gift certificate for a friend. He really appreaciated that gift!! We are both sold on Blue Chip picks. We use several different styles depending on the instrument we are playing and love them all!
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great pic worth the money
Posted by David Hoosier on 10th Jul 2012
I bought a tad 60 it was to thick for me e mailed these guys and told them i wanted to exchange it for a td35. No problems what so ever came in the mail very quick pick is thin but does not bend or break down after playing for a while ..Will buy another one for my mandolin soon
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Performance
Posted by Wendell Barrett on 18th Jun 2012
My first bluechip picks was a good choice not to mention the clean crisp sounds of the strings being struck by the picks, compaired to the duller sound of the cheap picks