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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 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.
Product Reviews
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I love my Blue Chip TD 40
Posted by Michael on 3rd Oct 2017
I have been using it for a little over 2 weeks with my mandolin and acoustic guitar. It took minutes to get comfy with it. I even did an electric show and my electric guitar sound was never better.
Basically I wanted test drive a Blue Chip and see what all the talk was about. It was a bit costly, but I plan on ordering a few more, with my name on it.
Please, don't ask me if you can borrow my Blue Chip pick.You probably won't want to give it back me.
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Believe the Hype
Posted by Tom M. on 27th May 2017
Short and Sweet, I absolutely love Blue Chip Picks and from the minute I picked one up and used it on both my electrics and acoustics every other pick I've ever used became trash and thrown out.
They play Fast, and you can flatpick like your wielding a sword from another era through those strings.Depending on thickness you can get brighter tones or darker and the speed bevel is amazing. Great product, I do wish they were cheaper but if the source has to pay a lot for the material then for now we are stuck at this price and I will pay it.
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Indispensible Performance Pick
Posted by Robert Hairfield on 26th May 2017
Been playin' guitar 50+ years, been thru alotto' picks. Nothing even comes close to the benefits of this pick. Its my performance pick. Played Rock n Roll, Blues, and the last few years Bluegrass and Old Time Fiddle music. Played my first BC pick 2 years with hardly any wear! Good grip, less "click" and wears like iron! Yes, they are extremely expensive, but IMHO are worth every penny! And I'm cheap, clippin coupons, always buy on sale, etc. Try one, you will not be disappointed! Recommend getting the $4 carrying case (i cable tie mine loosely to one of the tuning handles) so you dont lose your $40 investment. (last one I had engraved for $5 more) Enjoy! Rockin' Robert
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TD40
Posted by Tignor on 16th Feb 2017
Best pick I have ever used fixing to order TD35 tonight !!!
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I'm sure you have heard this many times
Posted by peter logue on 26th Jan 2017
Love the picks: wouldn't use anything else. But you really need to offer a brighter colour. The amount of time I spend on hands and knees with a torch around a campfire session looking for a dropped pick amid leaf litter and twigs and brown grass is quite ridiculous. You call them blue chip...try bright blue. Please.
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Best pick that I have ever used
Posted by Dave on 10th Jan 2017
I am completely satisfied with this pick. I have used nothing else since I started using them a couple of years ago.
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Great Pick !
Posted by Jay Robinson on 9th Jan 2017
it's a Great Pick , the 40 is perfect for my 1971 Martin D-28 ! I use a TD 35 on my Taylor Dreadnought ! and both work well for me on my Taylor GA -4 12 String ! the Unbelievable thing about these picks is when your fingers get sweaty they hold the best , they don't walk around on you !
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Just right
Posted by Mathew Fagan on 13th Dec 2016
The shape and thickness of the TD40 make it super versatile. I've had great results using this pick on all my guitars, playing a variety of styles. I can't comment on it's longevity as I'm a relatively new user, but my initial thoughts are that it's super comfortable to hold, and travels through the string easier, which I think leads to a perceived volume boost. The tone is warmer than other picks of the same thickness, and the attack of each note is clear without being too bright.
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Bluechip the best pick I've owned in 44 years
Posted by Gene Stutzman on 4th Nov 2016
For years I've played with inexpensive over the counter, "buy 'em by the bag" flat picks. I play a couple of expensive Gibson F-4 and F-5 mandolins and reasoned that, with the heavy gauge picks I was using, why spend $38 on a single pick? I've been playing in bands nearly 45 years, performing and recording. Traveling around the country with a Bluegrass band is expensive enough so 50 cent picks served me well. Then at a jam session recently, my brother handed me a TD-40 Bluechip pick and said "Try this." The next day I ordered two "over-priced" TD-40 picks (I might lose one). Best music purchase I've made since I bought my Gibson F-5 mandolin. These picks allow me to give the instrument a lighter cleaner touch without giving up volume. And, I guess the best way to describe it, the sound has a crisp, sweet quality I've not experienced before. Wish I'd had my hands on a pick of this quality when I was a beginner. Thanks for a great product at a bargain price.
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No Regrets Purchasing The TD40
Posted by Mark Beck on 12th Oct 2016
Absolute sure grip, no clicking, glides across strings beautifully and brings out the full tone potential of my guitar. Flat picking has become a whole new experience for the better. Definitely worth the money.