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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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And now I'm spoiled.......
Posted by Derek S Johnson on 3rd Oct 2012
Everything that I look for in a pick is right here with the BlueChip. I use the TD40 for my flatpicking and a TD50 for the mandolin. No string flap, the pick glides off the attack perfectly for great speed and the tone produced has the perfect amount of high end. The only problem I have had is keeping track of them! As far as I can tell, they may be indestructible as I have the very first one I ever bought over 2 years ago!
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Was Impressed !
Posted by JER on 18th Aug 2012
I was Impressed, It,s The feel I like For My 12 String Guitar, I had bought it for my 6 String ( I own Taylor Guitars )So I Hate to do IT. But I'm Going To Use The (TD40) On My 12 String. The TD40 is a little Stiffer than the Fender medium, I'd Liked With My 6 String.I tried To Figure it out before I Ordered the TD40. I Believe The TD35, Would Have Been The Choice, I Would Have Made If I Could Have Compared It Before Hand. So I'm Considering Ordering A TD35 for My Six. I Had A pick I Ordered For My 12 String (RED Bear)It Is Heavier Than The TD40 But The TD40 provides just as clear a crisp sound and it is smoother
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Best pick yet.
Posted by A fan. on 6th Aug 2012
I had to see what spending $35 on a pick was all about. Hope I don't lose it. I love it. Also bought TD50. I like both. TD40 seems closer to my style so far. Did not appreciate paying high shipping rate.
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Best pick I've ever used
Posted by Greg on 26th Jun 2012
My first Blue Chip pick was a TD40 with a bevel and I really liked it. About a year later I ordered another one without the bevel and loved it. After having it for over a year, I am starting to see minor (very minor) signs of wear, so I decided to order another one. I love the feel, tone, and durability of Blue Chips.
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#1 flat pick (TD 40).
Posted by james o Bragg on 26th Jun 2012
This pick is just great.I have used one dfor about four years.highly recemond!!!!
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Easily worth more - Excellent pick.
Posted by dgl on 18th Jun 2012
This pick has a noticeable effect that appears to spread the attack across a greater frequency range...similar to flesh and nail...but it retains the basic attack of a pick.
In other words, the tone is gorgeous.
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Great feel - No Wear
Posted by Miles Jeffery on 15th Jun 2012
Awesome feel and really great sound & grip. This pick is like no other I've used...it's the best I've ever used hands down - rock n roll!!!
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Great Guitar Pick Worth the Money
Posted by Tom on 2nd Jun 2012
This pick has great tone, effortlessly glides across strings... I like the way I can change tone colors so easily with it.
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