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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 50/1000 of an inch(1.25mm) 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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Great pick
Posted by RICK CROSSMAN on 4th Apr 2023
I like the feel, sound, and the grip works well for me. It doesn't wear out so the edges are consistent and the pick doesn't get smaller. I have only lost one in about 7 years and I can live with that. Too bad they aren't red, lol.
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Blue Chip picks will improve your playing tremendously
Posted by Thomas McBratney on 20th Mar 2023
I have used one blue chip pick exclusively for the last two years for every practice session and gig and there is no wear at all. I ordered another one recently just to have a back up. I can’t overstate this enough. These picks will improve your playing. From tone to accuracy. There is no compassion. I’ve been playing guitar for 30plus years and I can’t imagine going back to a normal $.25 Dunlop or fender pick.
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Blue Chip Pick TD50
Posted by Charlie Blansit on 23rd Feb 2023
I have several Blue Chip picks and recently purchased the TD 50. It is as outstanding as the other picks I’ve purchased. I use BC picks for mandolin and guitar. The TD 50 is perfect for Bluegrass guitar because it allows you to dig in without having pick lag. Basically, the thicker pick allows you to reduce the plastic clicking sound you get out of other brands. I have actually used various kinds of picks over the years. These picks are premium and their price reflects it, but if you buy one up front then you will save yourself time, money, and frustration over the years. I can recommend the TD 50, 45, and 35, as well as the TAD 40 and 55, for either guitar or mandolin. The various sizes and shapes offer different tonal qualities for different genres. Heavier picks for Rock, Country, and Bluegrass, lighter for Blues and Jazz. If you are not sure where to start, I recommend the 40. You will not be disappointed and you can experiment going up or down from there as you go along.
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The Best
Posted by Rick Hollifield on 10th Feb 2023
This Is My All Time Favorite Pic’s Worth Every Penny.
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Great Mando Pick
Posted by Colby C Maddox on 19th Jan 2023
I use the tip of a non-speed bevel TD 50 so there is not too much pick contacting the strings. Very similar bullnose edge to a Fender Extra Heavy, and the Blue Chip material is a big step forward. Lots of projection, and some nice twang that I can use.
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TD50 rocks
Posted by Michael Joseph Dacey on 18th Jan 2023
Best pick I’ve ever owned. Bluegrass, jazz, rock, whatever. Perfect size, amazing feel and clarity.
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Sounds great and easy to hold
Posted by Mark on 5th Jul 2022
It hard to believe that it can make that much difference on tone but it does. Sounds awesome with the speed bevel. It cuts through better than a TD35 without the speed bevel but is simultaneously warm too. I also love the ease of holding this material. I tend to hold picks loosely and have to constantly reposition but not with bluechip.
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excellent pick
Posted by Unknown on 1st Jul 2022
Increased my speed and makes my 21 F4 sound likee it should .
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Best one yet
Posted by Brenton Lawrence on 21st Jun 2022
I have a few thinner ones I bought several years ago. They are exactly the same as the day I got them. No disintegration what so ever. the 50 is my favorite thickness.
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Fantastic Flat Pick
Posted by Alex on 13th Jun 2022
Absolutely blown away by this pick.
Worth EVERY PENNY