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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 40/1000 of an inch(1.00mm) 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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Craftsmanship
Posted by Ben Dummitt on 28th Sep 2018
The quality and craftsmanship is obvious at a glance. BlueChip picks have a density that produces a better tone than any other material I've used. You can hear the difference.
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hope I don't lose it.
Posted by Chris on 13th Sep 2018
Got talked into this by a classically trained friend of mine, I was all set to order some "top shelf" picks that were much cheaper. All he really told me was: "They are the best, you won't regret it, and they seem to last forever, I have three of them." I've known this guy for 50 years, he picked out Stairway to Heaven on my sons bed because his parents wouldn't let him play it in their house,
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Lovin' My Blue Chip Picks
Posted by Dennis Hardwick on 24th Jul 2018
I already owned 2 Blue Chip TAD40 1R picks that I play my acoustic guitars with, and they feel and sound spectacular, so, I ordered this TD40 for playing my electric guitars with. It does not disappoint. Thanks guys at Blue Chip Picks for making such fine products. My D42 Martin, Collings CWMHA, and my Preston Thompson DMA sound amazing, but even more so with your picks in my hand.
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Best picks ever!!!
Posted by Bweaver on 9th Jul 2018
I have a few BlueChip picks and they are awesome!! Easy to play and all have fantastic tone! I use them for Guitar, Mandolin, and just recently purchased a Banjo thumbpick. I highly recommend.
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Wonderful
Posted by Nyoman on 3rd Jul 2018
The TD40 round bevel pick was the best pick I have ever used and then I bought one with the speed bevel and I found that to be even better. Thank you BlueChip.
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Great feeling and tone.
Posted by Tom D. on 27th Jun 2018
I'm glad I took the plunge, and I think you will be as well. Great feel, grip, and tone. These picks are definitely an upgrade over my old favorites.
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No regrets
Posted by Kevin on 6th Jun 2018
Bought a TD-35 then decided I needed a TD-40 as well. Both are great.
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The only better picks are awaitng us in heaven
Posted by George Manns on 26th Apr 2018
Just don't get any better than blue chip. Makes Bluegrass picking so much better. Stop reading and order yourself a couple.
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Exceptional product
Posted by Matt on 27th Mar 2018
I was tired of buying picks - kind of like the increasing cost of disposable razors, I didn't like shelling out money over & over, & I also got frustrated with picks as they'd wear down & then I'd find myself with 200 not-optimal-condition picks lying around.
So I'm not a bluegrass player – I mostly play effed-up electric blues & post-punk, although I do like to touch on all styles. I'd been using Tusq picks, which I think have a very reponsive attack with nice overtones, & Dunlop Primetones; those are the most "alive" sounding picks I've used other than string-shredding steel (they beat copper & aluminum). The Blue Chip matches/beats them tonally; the unique grip aspect of the Blue Pick also makes the pick become part of your hand, which creates a bit of a learning curve. I would forget I was holding the Blue Chip & scrape my fingers occasionally on the strings, which stopped happening once I got used to it. The only sonic criticism I would say is it's harder to make pick scrapes against the strings – they're not as bold for some reason. Considering I overuse pick scraping as part of my playing, I am thankful it has reduced my reliance on it! In any event, I hope this is the only pick I own forever (although I think I will also get the next thickness up, too, eventually).
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Yes, they are worth it!
Posted by Ray L on 19th Mar 2018
I was a doubter. I asked myself, "Could a pick at that price point really be worth it?", "Are they really as good as everyone says they are?" The answer is yes, they are that good and worth every penny. The tone is noticeably much better than any other pick I've ever used and the feel on the strings is like greasing up your picks with some type of magical substance that allows the pick to just glide over the strings despite the thickness of the pick. I feel like I am better at playing guitar when using a Blue Chip pick and to me that makes any price worth it.