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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Posted by JR on 4th Jul 2013
Never thought I would find a pick as good as tortoise - but I have, thanks Blue Chip. Cut the price in half and I will buy twice as many!
Posted by Frank Drake on 31st May 2013
So, a few of my music pals have allowed me to try their BlueChips. Of course they hover over me making sure I don't pocket it. But alas, I did pocket one and then lost it in the laundry. I can be a loser like that. Which is why I'm been hesitant to purchase my own. But since I had to replace my pal's I went and got a few of my own.
They are awesome. Hard to believe a pick can make such a difference. Great for my guitar and my mando. Feel wonderful and yields the best sound.
If I wasn't so terrified of losing them I'd never hesitate to pay the high price. Well worth ... but not if I keep losing 'em!! So now it's an exercise in mind control - I will always put the pick in my strings, I will always put the pick in my strings, never in the laundry, never in the laundry, never in the laundry!!!
Posted by Dennis L. Long on 29th May 2013
I was hesitant about the price of this pick but a few of my friends tried them and they love them. I ordered mine and when it arrived and I tried it, I was sold. It is comfortable in my hand and I love the tone I get when using it. I also ordered the little case for it which is great and keeps it from getting lost among other items in my guitar case. Great Products!!
Posted by Geoffrey Dunham on 27th May 2013
I've never had any hesitation about spending a lot of money on guitars, it turns out to be the less noticeable things that make guitar sound good. Turns out that a good flatpickers is important is a good set of strings. When I first heard about blue-chip pics, I thought that spending that much money on it flatpick was insane. On a whim, I ordered a couple, andthe difference was immediate and impressive. I feel was better than any artificial material I've ever used it, flex is perfect, and they didn't slip out of my fingers. I'm not that good, but they make me sound as good as I possibly can. I came away with the feeling that I rarely get: I have gotten the most of my own playing and out of my instrument. I don't know if they can make a bad guitar sound good, but they could make a good one perform to its potential.
Posted by Brant on 21st May 2013
These picks are incredible, I have been playing them out for 3+years. The tone is amazing, they feel like they become part of your hand when things heat up, no slipping, and they have incredible endurance. The green nylons i used to use would last about two sets of flat picking for me. These puppies will make it through many shows without ANY wear! Love 'em!
Posted by Stephen Barbour from Mirror Image Acoustic Trio on 3rd May 2013
This pick is excellent, I have used it for a couple of weeks. The quality and the sound I get is great. It seems to stick to my fingers while playin.
Great product
Posted by Bo Gustafsson, Sweden on 3rd Apr 2013
As picking mandolin ans some flatpicking on guitar, this is the tool for me! The TD40 one sharp pointed part and two more rounded, so here I can choose what suits best for the moment.
What I like is the tone I hear from my guitar or mandolin and it stays in my hand without slipping of from my hand. Highly recommended hight quality product!
Posted by Rob Wheeler on 2nd Apr 2013
The sound generated by the TD 40 is excellent. I would prefer a slightly more pronounced speed bevel.
Posted by Lee Helmer on 18th Mar 2013
I have never been all that adept at flat picking but your picks make me feel like Tony Rice. The tone of my old D-18 just rolls off the pick and out to fill the room. And the pick is so easy to grip that you can easily play softly when accompanying or lay into it for a lead line. I just love them and already have about a half dozen so I can always find one.
Posted by John Toula on 17th Feb 2013
I have been playing the TD40 for about a week now. I have tried many other pick companies over the years in my search and have actually been very satisfied with the Pickboy 100's that I hade been using for about a year now, and it was the shape that had made me the most comfortable with that product. I only tried the Blue Chip pick because I randomly saw it on a You Tube video and when I researched it the reviews were phenomenal,and those reviews were right. When I got it in the mail I immediate tested it by strumming a simple E chord against the Pickboy and several Weden picks I have and the tonal difference just jumps out at you. The really interesting thing is that as you really start to play it there is a certain way it begins to "feel" in your hand that the words of this or any review will not be able to really describe the "experience" that the tone and feel add to your playing process. I really love it. I am going to order a TD35 to see if I prefer one gage over the other. Thanks a million!
Oh, by the way...........I do inside sales and customer service for a living while performing music on the side, and I ordered on a Thursday Evening and had an order confirmation and tracking number early Friday. Now that is Customer Service. Thank you, Matt!