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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.
Product Reviews
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Another perfect pick
Posted by Al on 20th Aug 2018
These are machined perfectly. Smoothness and geometry leave the rest to you.
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Blue Chip TD 60 Review
Posted by Peter Krisak on 28th Feb 2018
As a guitar player who hasn't been active for a number of years, I purchased the TD 60 pick and I am totally amazed at the quality & smoothness of the design. Very comfortable and makes me want to play more. Thank you for a great product.
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Best guitar pick used
Posted by Chase A on 5th Jan 2018
I bought one of these picks because I needed something nice for my Martin. This pick make it sound super smooth!
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amazingly the best pick on the market
Posted by Roy Chambers on 11th Dec 2017
Perfect for any style of playing, but best for flat picking. Smooth as the pick glides over the strings that gets better each day. This pick you don’t lend to anyone. I tell them buy your own.
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Delivers on all levels!!
Posted by frank_aguilera@hotmail.com on 6th Nov 2017
I get a great warm yet percussive tone out of my pick. Very responsive to how I play. I can use the same pick on multiple instruments both electric and acoustic! Plan to order more soon!
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TD60, Phoenix Neoclassical, Earthwood light
Posted by Bob on 21st Oct 2017
With dozens of assorted picks at hand, I thought I’d found my clear favorite for the light stringed mandolin. So I hesitated about plunking down more dollars for just one BlueChip than a normal handful would cost.
But the TD60 is so much better than every other pick I’ve tried. It makes as much difference as a really good set of strings.
Better sound, better control, better volume when I want it. More precise placement.
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last pick ill ever buy
Posted by jim miller on 29th Jul 2017
I thought the td60 was the perfect pick and then they made me one with a sharp jazz tip!! Perfect!!!
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The Best Pick. Ever.
Posted by Paul G on 7th Feb 2017
I decided to try out the Blue Chip phenomenon, and I'm glad I did. I became hooked with the first strum. There is virtually no pick noise, and it sounds great on electric or acoustic guitar. While soloing, every note I pick somehow sounds better than the last. Pure gravy, baby. Pure. Gravy. I've never dropped one, they somehow have a perfect amount of grip, no matter what the condition of your hand is. I may try out a lighter pick, but for now I'm sticking with the 60.
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It's a wonderful pick!
Posted by WaRLoKWYATT on 28th Dec 2016
I waited 3 years to finally pull the trigger on getting my own Blue Chip pick and I am glad I finally did. Not only did I nerd out on the fact that I was able to have my Youtube handle enscribed into the pick, I am also blown away at how smooth the pick glides from string to string and the absolute lack of wear I see from my heavy-handed playing. I'm a pick collector and a pick designer myself and I make boutique picks by hand, so I can appreciate how cool these picks are. I want more!!!
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Best Pick Going - Just Don't Lose It!
Posted by Sean Fried on 27th Dec 2016
I have a D18 and an HD28. When playing these guitars, the Blue Chip TD60 is the best sounding pick I've found. They seem to glide on the strings smoother than other picks. They are expensive but they don't seem to wear out. Just don't lose them.
I prefer my TF60's almost all the time, except in really high humidity then I might use a different pick that is a bit brighter or "clickier".