TD50

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.

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!

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!

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!

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.

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.

I really enjoy my td-50 pick. It makes playing the guitar more enjoyable.

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!

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!