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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.
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Worth it
Posted by Ben Gunsberg on 1st Feb 2021
I'll try not to lose this one, but if I do, I'll buy another. Great tone, great feel. My new favorite pick.
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OUTSTANDING!!
Posted by Tim Hart on 26th Jan 2021
I was referred by a buddy who is a full time musician in a show in Branson, MO. Admittedly, I was very skeptical of the cost for one guitar pick. After using my new TD-40, I was instantly amazed by the difference in tone that it produced compared to my old picks and the feel was perfect. Smooth and fast right out of the package. No break in period was needed. I’m anxious to see if it has a super long life like advertised and reviewed, but, I have no reason to doubt it. So far, I am totally sold!
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great tone
Posted by Jason Spears on 18th Jan 2021
Quality of feel playability, grips amazing in your fingers, and it will never wear so im completely happy with it.
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The Best, period.
Posted by Jerry Williams on 14th Jan 2021
As a professional guitarist for the last 50 years, I have used every pick made; nothing, but nothing, compares to Blue Chip.
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awesome pick
Posted by Ralph Blackwood on 21st Dec 2020
Ever since I heard about BlueChip picks from Julian Lage, they are the only picks for me. And I’ve given them to people who feel the same way. I have 4 kinds of TD picks, 40 speed bevel, 40 round bevel, 50 speed bevel and 50 round bevel. Each one has its own uses. The one I use most is my 40 RB, with most electric guitars. I love the 40 and 50 SB with my acoustic flattops. Sometimes I use the 50 RB with Teles to get extra percussive tone. These picks sound and feel awesome. And they seem to last forever. Than you BlueChip people!!!!!
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Thanks @ZackGibs.
Posted by Davy Vanthuyne on 14th Dec 2020
Wonderful picks. Seems like I waited for this my whole life. Special thanks to ZackGibs who recommend the Bluechip.
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Best sounding pick!
Posted by Rick on 7th Dec 2020
Best pick ever, sounds the best and doesn't seem to wear out. Ive been using one on my acoustic with 13's and I'm not a wuss player, I play rather hard at times and there is zero wear after a year and I dont see this thing ever wearing out. Strange material that must come from heaven.
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great picks
Posted by Jay Jessup on 24th Nov 2020
I have several different styles of the Blue Chip picks. Some carp about the price but how much would you pay to always have the best tone and execution possible? I think the Blue Chip gives you a solid leg up on that and as an older person with dry hands I find they are easier to hang on to than picks made out of other materials.
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Electric Pick - the best
Posted by David Gillespie on 6th Oct 2020
I got this to use with my 000-28 and and I tried in on my Stat - wow! I has always thought of Blue Chips being best suited to acoustic instruments, but I tested it against multiple alternatives (Fender Heavy / Folkway XH / Dunlop Tortex 1.14 / etc.) and the TP 40 was the standout winner in both sound and feel. It gives great flexibility in how you attack the string and maximized the tone of the picked note vs. the sound of the pick contact. Try it!
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Great pick
Posted by John R on 21st Sep 2020
Best pick I've ever used, albeit very pricey. Used John Pearse before this. Only been using a month but seems to be holding up. Glad I purchased and will replace it with another.