TP50

Im very pleased with my blue chip pick. Would like to try a heavier one next time. Great feel and tone.

This is my second TP50. I unfortunately lost my first after about 2 years of daily use, and it looked and played just as good as the day I bought it. I've been playing with a shell pick while this was on its way, and I didn't realize how much I missed my BlueChip until I had it back.

You will NOT need to try 1 million picks to find one you will be pleased with... The TP50 is " the one and only"... Just amazing to play with.... Expensive ? Yes, but you just need one ! And It will be your best friend for many years.....

このピックはトーンを素晴らしいものにすると同時に練習する事によってその人にとっての正しいピッキングに矯正してくれます。類を見ないピックです。私は1枚だけをかなり使いましたが、未だに変形することなく買った時と同じトーンと使用感をもたらせてくれます。はじめは高価に思えますが、高いとなぜかなくさない(笑)。しかも1枚でいいサウンドがずっと使えます。good gear!

I bought the TP50 and very pleased. But I'm a novice bluegrass guitarist who was looking for a durable 2mm range pick so I bought the TD80 . The bevel, shape, thickness and hardness are all perfect. I would give it 5+ Stars if the grip was a bit rougher, but still there are none comparable to Blue Chip.

This is the best pick for me. I have several and this one I will use. Great sound. Perfect size.

Honestly, I wouldn't spend this kind of money on a pick if it weren't one of the best I've ever used. We all have different taste in tone and feel, but if you like your guitar to sound warm and brilliant at the same time, and prefer a pick that won't go flying out of your hand at the first drop of sweat, a Blue Chip will undoubtedly satisfy you. Volume. Smoothness through the strings. Slowest-wearing pick I've had the pleasure to play. Blue Chips are worth every cent.

Blue chip picks are by far the best I've used! Will defiantly be ordering more !! Thanks!

On a tour through the States, a Guitarpreneur suggested me to try the Bluechip Picks that might help to enhance my clarity and speed in Flatpicking. With 27 years of practice, i had a lot of picks in my hand, good and worse, but since now i did not really found my favourite one. So back to my Acousticshop in Munich, i discussed this theme with some other pickers and they advanced the view that the BlueChip Pick is not worth that kind of money since it also just a piece of plastic although they never had one in their hand. Tortoiseshell is very high priced and not easy to get over here. So i gave it a try and ordered two recommended TP50's and a set of Fingerpicks for my 5-String. So here's my opinion: I think that i finally found the picks i was searching for. They slide over the strings flawless like ice with a impressive clarity and doesn't limit my hand and speed in picking. They're were worth the price like a good pair of shoes although i had to pay a lot for import taxes. Mr. Goins, i am taking my hat off! Will see what the other pickers say if they strum "my" pick over their instruments. I bet they'll change their opinion and you will have some new customers. Maybe you can do sth like mix and match or offer a set? But anyway i'll be back soon! Thanks.