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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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td60
Posted by Andrew on 28th Oct 2019
Very happy with this. Have a lot of different style picks and I really like the material used. Highly recommend this
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Winner of my 2019 pick shootout
Posted by Erik Gantt on 21st Oct 2019
I really kind of hate to admit it, but his is the best sounding pick I have found to date. The reason I hate to admit that is that they are pretty spendy. I have had a TD 40 for years that never leaves the house because I don't want to lose a $35 pick. Recently in my seemingly never ending quest for the best pick (for me) I played a 1.5 mm Gravity Gold and really liked the thickness. My go to picks have been Clyton Ultems, but they only go up to 1.2 mm. I tested this TD 60 against the Gravity Gold 1.5 mm, the Clayton Ultem 1.2 mm, the Dunlop Primetone 1.5 mm, and the John Pearse Fast Turtle 1.2 mm pick and the Blue Chip TD 60 was a clear winner. FYI I mostly play pretty heavy handed bluegrass rhythm guitar, a lot of singer-songwriter style stuff, but also use this pick playing electric rock-n-roll.
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You owe it to yourself to try one
Posted by Gary on 18th Sep 2019
I've been firmly in the 'that's too expensive for a pick' camp for years, but I've still always been intrigued. So I ordered a TD60 and TP60 and I'm over the moon with them! They never seem to wear down and I'm pretty tough on my gear sometimes. They sound great and really bring out the character of the individual guitar. No noticable pick noise. I just love the feel of the material in my fingers. It's very tactile and the self lubricating nature of it is very addictive! I'm already planning on ordering a couple more in a different thickness, just to give myself options. Yes they're expensive but in my opinion are so worth it. If you can invest $3000+ in an instrument then surely you owe it the best pick to go with it?
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TD 60
Posted by Mike Fedor on 30th Jul 2019
The best picks out on the market. I’m using the TD60. And in the near Future I would like to try BC Jazz 80. I would think that the late Chet Atkins would have loved BC Thumb Picks
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pick review
Posted by Scott Kaye on 9th Jul 2019
Very loud and durable
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perfect
Posted by toki on 21st Jun 2019
It's amazing.
probably something metal is coated with resin and optimized
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BlueChip picks are simply the best
Posted by Thane Glenn on 19th Jun 2019
First, in my experience--and I have tried many, many of the best rated picks out there--BlueChip picks are absolutely unparalleled. I don't need to spend much time reiterating what other reviewers have amply noted. These picks bring out the depth of woody tones of the instrument; they also produce a clean and focused sound--bright but not sharp; they glide smoothly but don't slip; they last virtually forever. So why the rating of 4 stars for this particular pick? I'm a mandolin player, and I have several different kinds of BC picks. I've mostly settled on the TAD-1R 60 as my go-to pick for my modern mandos: five stars doesn't capture how highly I esteem that particular pick. However, I wanted to find a BC that would really do justice to my vintage bowlback mandolins (which use lighter strings and project a different kind of tone). I thought I'd try the TD 60, since it has a slightly narrower tip. It didn't end up producing the sound I was looking for. I ended up settling instead on a Large Jazz pick (which has a much narrower tip)--and that's giving me what I'm looking for. So let me add here another wonderful thing about BlueChip. Their return policy. You can return a pick (non-personalized) within 30 days and get a replacement or a refund. I have twice returned a pick to receive a different pick instead. The service is prompt, no questions asked, really top-notch. I have nothing but praise for this company and its products. I do occasionally use other picks for particular sounds and situations--Wegen, EML, Wolle, Dunlop mostly--but I'm using BlueChips 80% of the time. If premium sound and playability are your goals, these picks are worth every penny.
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Can't go wrong with Blue Chip
Posted by Louis-Philippe Berrouard on 11th Dec 2018
A top of the line product, well made and durable. Highly recommended!
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Just what i expected
Posted by Diego Ruiz on 25th Oct 2018
Perfect sound, warm and with presence, also very comfortable to hold, this is my best pick today
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My favorite guitar pick!
Posted by J.J. Bjornsson on 12th Oct 2018
For many years, my go-to guitar pick was the Dunlop Delrin 1.5mm (lavender). A very good mass produced pick. The only issue with that pick is that, even though Delrin is a very tough and both great feeling and sounding pick material, it still wears too quickly for my taste. I decided to try the TD60 with a rounded bevel, as I wanted a pick material that would last through intense practice and playing sessions without becoming notched or "scratchy" sounding. I had previously purchased several Blue Chip picks, but returned them. It had nothing to do with the quality, but rather my own personal taste. I had bought a TD with the speed bevels, which simply did not work for me; as I prefer the rounded bevel. The other was a Jazz pick, which was a bit too small. Regardless, I am very happy with my TD60 because it has proven to be virtually indestructable, feels great in the fingers and while striking the strings, and produces a very pleasant tone. There is virtually no pick noise generated by these picks. I will be buying another shortly. Kudos to Matt and Co. for their game, and industry, changing products. I would advise others to give these picks a chance!