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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 60/1000 of an inch(1.50mm) 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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definitely worth it
Posted by Unknown on 20th Feb 2023
I put off buying a blue chip for years, going with gravity gold and red bear, which became my favorite. I tried a few other expensive picks to see if it could match my red bear but nothing did. I finally decided to just do it, why not mentality since I already wasted money avoiding it. Super glad I did. It’s as good if not preferred over my red bear. I’m not great with descriptors but it’s just great all around tone. Not too warm, not dark, not super bright or snappy but not dull. It’s just a perfect sounding pick. Very comfortable to hold, doesn’t slip, and from what everyone else has said after years of playing their BCs, it sounds like it’s dang near indistructible. My red bear medium broke in 4 different pieces when I handed it to a friend to check out. The heavy is still going strong but that put me off and now I think I’ll move over to blue chip for good.
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For me, the best B.C. pick with my D18 is the TD60
Posted by Michael R. on 2nd Feb 2023
I ordered and tried every B.C. pick shape in the TD, TP, and TAD range. This TD60 was the best of them all with my D18. Of all the picks I tried, the TD60 just has something above them all tone and feel-wise. No complaints at all, ordered a second TD60 for a spare and I am very happy. People gripe about the cost, but seriously...how much have we all dropped on trying new strings only to pull them off right away and do the same with three or four more sets to find the right strings, how many dozens of picks do we all have in that little container by our guitars? Come on...you know you do. With the extremely slow wear (years) on these picks, if it stops me from buying picks for a year or two, I am ahead of the game. Well worth the expense.
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Very Durable
Posted by David Stroyne on 17th Nov 2022
For the past 20+ years, I have been using a PRO PLEC 1.5mm standard shape guitar pick. This pick is similar in feel, but is more durable and has a brighter sound. It will probably be my new go-to pick.
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smooth pick sounds great
Posted by Deb on 26th Oct 2022
I had been using a custom elongated teardrop shaped pick that was great for fast string picking, but it was wearing out (casein). I couldn't find anything to directly replace it so I tried the 1.5 mm teardrop pick from Blue Chip and have been very happy with how smooth and fast it is sliding off the strings. Sounds great!
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Went a little thicker... Don't regret it a bit.
Posted by Unknown on 20th Oct 2022
I play a few styles and both acoustic and electric. I played a TD45 and it was great for just about anything but when it came to flat picking, I decided to bump it up to a TD60. I was a little concerned that going with a thicker pick would muddy up the attack of the pick too much. That has been my past experience. With the TD60 though I noticed a big jump in speed and more accurate timing but only a small amount of drop off in pick attack. The 60 fits in just the right spot for me regarding flat picking. Slick and very pleasant.
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Not just hype
Posted by Unknown on 17th Oct 2022
This is a review for my first blue chip. Like many, I held off on buying one for some time, wondering if the cost was really worth it. Now that I have one I wish I would have jumped for it sooner. Smooth and precise without excessive pick noise like other stiff picks. I don't think I'll ever use anything else.
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It really grew on me
Posted by Dave on 11th Jul 2022
When I first got it I was a little underwhelmed for what I got vs the price of the product. But over the last few weeks I have found that it is the pick I pick up over all the others in the pile. I will even search around the house if it isn't with my wireless transmitter like it should be. It really grew on me. I would probably order another one if this one were lost.
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Best picks on the market
Posted by Ben Wood on 30th Jun 2022
these are the best made picks I've ever used! So balanced and good! you won't regret it - makes you sound like you, only better! clean and easy to play, and they last forever! (Just don't loose them on the subway after a gig!!)
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Best pick I've ever used.. period!
Posted by Bees on 27th Apr 2022
As someone who plays out in a semi-professional manor, I know how important the gear I use is. 7-8 years ago, I realized that the firm plastic picks I was getting from big box stores didn't sound as good as I wanted, and I did some research and upgraded to a Weagan pick. About a year ago, some fellow pickers told me about Bluechip picks, and I thought "how much better could they really be?" I finally ordered one to try it out, and I'm amazed at how great they play. Super firm, no noise from the pick degrading the instrument tone, and the feel across the strings is exceptional. They're not for everyone, but if you;re a serious musician looking to create the best possible sound, Blue Chip is what you need.