TD50

BlueChip picks consistently meet all expectations of quality as pertaining to the value based upon craftsmanship, performance (over time) and tone.

Been playing for over 60 years I finally found a pick that impressed me more than my Nick Lucas picks.The difference is subtle but profound also

Have several styles of picks from blue chip and I have found this size and thickness to adapt to my style of playing. Highly recommend if you are a rhythm player who occasionally takes a lead or blends in with fills

I have been playing for 25 years and I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on various brands and gauges of guitar picks looking for the best one that suited me. I finally settle on a .73 Dunlop prime tone. I’ve always heard of Bluechip and finally decided to pull the trigger and get one. The closest thing to a .73 was the TD 35 which is a .89. I was blown away. First of all this material is amazing when you hold it it kind of sticks to your fingers without being sticky and the pic just glides off the strings. I have a Martin HD 28 with light gauge 11–52 strings and a D 18 custom with 13–56 both phosphor bronze Martin strings. The pick is consistent on both gauges. The sound and feel of this pick is amazing. I just recently bought a TD 50 which is a 1.25. Never thought I would like a pick that thick but I do. These picks are addicting. I already want another one, but the next one will be a STP 40. What can I say? I’m a guitar junkie. Just like most guitar guitarist, and especially the ones reading these reviews we are always searching for our version of perfection. Give it a try.

It`s amazing and good quality.

I wish BlueChip’s TD picks came with a bit sharper point as the rounded point doesn’t grab a string as much as I’d like it too at a given depth on the string. But otherwise, I love the size and shape. My preference now is the TD 45, but I’ve had three TD 50 picks and a few 60 picks as well.

I love playing my acoustic, but I’ve always had difficulties excepting the noise caused by mass produced picks. The Bluepick TD50 is quiet on the the strings and lets me enjoy the sounds of my Zager. The TD50 also works well with my electric, but I try to save it exclusively for the acoustic.

Best Pick I found with great tones, Only problem its the same color as a dark harwood floor. Can you make thesevin Different Colors?!

Been using Primetones 1.3 for the last 8 years or so, which have been wonderful. Bought a TPR 50 and it has really helped my flatpicking. It feels as if the beveled edge floats through the strings, rather than seemingly getting hung up on particularly fast passages. And it helps to get great tones as well… Count me as a fan!