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.
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Posted by Ray Lawrence Jr on 9th Sep 2021
I bought the BlueChip TD 50. BlueChip picks are a favorite choice among pro Bluegrass pickers but you don't have to be a pro Bluegrass picker to buy one. Use the tools the pros use and you can't go wrong so I tried the TD 50 and fell in love. Yes it is pricey but it is a very good pick and it does help improve tone. Think not? Wait till you try one. I am confident you will think different. It is the only pick I use on my guitars. Even my number 1 Telecaster. Chicken pickers will love this pick too. I also own and use a BlueChip J D Crowe thumb pick on my banjo and Dobro. Take a look at all the picks BlueChip makes on the website. You will find your Go To pick there. I love my BlueChip picks and I am not looking back except to buy more BlueChip picks.
Posted by Jim on 7th Sep 2021
Use with all of my 6 string acoustics (Martin D35, 00018, 00010E and Gibson J50). Wonderful. I hear the guitar tone. Not the pick. Not so with any plastic picks, regardless of the thickness. Thank you!
Posted by Avigdor Zeitlin, Anash Pickers on 30th Aug 2021
Honestly, I do not possess the accurate technical vocabulary to describe the benefits of using the Blue Chip TD50 guitar pick.
I was tempted to try it, though… so I bought the TD50 and the TD35, both with a round bevel. I settled with the TD50 for its size, weight and feel.
After playing a Blue Chip pick for a month, using a standard pick is akin to driving a car on half-flat tires!
Posted by Avigdor Zeitlin, Anash Pickers on 30th Aug 2021
Honestly, I do not possess the accurate technical vocabulary to describe the benefits of using the Blue Chip TD50 guitar pick.
I was tempted to try it, though… so I bought the TD50 and the TD35, both with a round bevel. I settled with the TD50 for its size, weight and feel.
After playing a Blue Chip pick for a month, using a standard pick is akin to driving a car on half-flat tires!
Posted by Rick Kinman II on 16th Jul 2021
After using a Bluechip pick, everything thing else doesn’t even compare. It’s the pick that will put life back into your playing and make you want to play for hours on end.
Posted by Thom Barber on 2nd Jul 2021
I use the TD50 pick when I play my Martin HD28. The thickness matches well with the medium strings and the teardrop shape increases my playing speed.
Posted by Rick Hunt on 12th Apr 2021
I really enjoy my td-50 pick. It makes playing the guitar more enjoyable.
Posted by Chris Mullins on 31st Mar 2021
I purchased the Blue Chip TD-50 for use with my Martin HD28; which I use playing Bluegrass. The TD-50 is a stiff pick, and it allows you to really dig into the strings. I also have a Fender electric and the TD-50 really performs with the Fender as well. The pick is amazing in that it does not fly out of your fingers like many other brands do. I high recommend this pick!
Posted by Rob Vela on 27th Mar 2021
After years of trying every pick I could get my hands on, looking for something with nice tone, good feel and durability, I finally ordered a Blue Chip (Jazz50LG). I normally destroy 2-3 picks per gig, but after 6 gigs with the BC I'm not sure there's even any noticeable wear! Combine that with the fact that even in sweltering heat (Texas) the BC just sticks...I ordered 2 more (another Jazz & a TD50. Phenomenal!
Posted by Gary on 10th Feb 2021
I had previously ordered a TP50, and although I loved the sound with it, I felt it was a little too wide. I sent an email asking for something that would be similar in size to the Dunlop Pure Tone, which I had previously been using. They got right back to me and suggested the TD50, which I then ordered. Love the feel and the tone I get with this pick!