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The TP is our classic triangular pick in a 50/1000 of an inch thickness(1.25mm). The TP is the same size as the TPR, but has slightly sharper corners. All of our picks are 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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Amazing!!
Posted by Liam on 5th Feb 2021
It’s by far the best pick I have ever owned. Well worth the money. I find I’m playing the guitar a lot more because of it. I’ll definitely buy more in the future.
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Worth the imvestment
Posted by Bobby on 5th Jan 2021
I can’t find an accurate description to how I can tell a difference. The tone, the attack, the feel, and even the contact with the strings , are all smoother. I dig it. I’m Bluechip for life now.
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Blue Chip TD-50
Posted by David Watson on 31st Dec 2020
My Blue Chip TD-50 is way too expensive until you play something with it. It then becomes extremely inexpensive per note! I also needed it to keep company with my TD-45 and my TAD-3r 50.
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Blue Chip TD-50
Posted by David Watson on 31st Dec 2020
My Blue Chip TD-50 is way too expensive until you play something with it. It then becomes extremely inexpensive per note! I also needed it to keep company with my TD-45 and my TAD-3r 50.
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Like Butter
Posted by Ed Duhalde on 23rd Dec 2020
Love the buttery glide feel. Almost as if no thought of pick in hand. Just feels very natural. My 3rd purchase. Dog chewed one. Keep up great wirk. Ed
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these are great guitar picks
Posted by Peter Farber on 15th Dec 2020
Blue chip has really created something unique with their picks.
First, the sound is very clean; much better than anything I’ve ever had. I also believe the beveled edges help your technique. I have found over the years that sometimes I really enjoy strumming a guitar. I love Gibson flat tops and the blue chip TP 50 pick sounds incredible with these guitars.
I never imagined I would spend $35 on a pick, but it’s worth it!
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Glad I bought
Posted by JGale on 26th Nov 2020
It took me a long time to step up to the plate and buy at the price. Now, I wonder why I waited so long. And the customer service is second to none.
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Simply the best
Posted by Travis on 26th Oct 2020
These are the most important tool for my craft. There is no better pick and no substitute for these and they are worth every penny....The only issue is that there are only 5 stars available to rate them, honestly they are more like a 10.... best of the best. AAA+++
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pricey, but worth it
Posted by dave on 14th Jul 2020
Like many reading this post, I could not see myself paying more for a pick than I would for hard-candy at the grocery store display. But I sprung for one after reading all the great reviews by trusted guit pickers. Then I bought two more. Just two tips: DO NOT drop them when playing outoors or on earth-colored carpet, and strongly consider the wooden box to store them in. If i leave picks laying around loose, then tend to fall through wormholes into parallel universes.
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The TP-50 is my favorite Blue Chip Pick so far
Posted by Michael Papenburg on 6th Jul 2020
I have been aware of Blue Chip picks for a number of years but hesitated to purchase one for several reasons. First of all, the price. Secondly, I had been using medium thickness picks for a number of years and was concerned that the rigidity of them wouldn't work for me.
Recently, a student of mine gave me 2 of the TD-35 picks and one CT-55. I really didn't want to like them but I took to the feel and tone immediately. At first, I preferred the TD-35 and liked the relatively thin pick combined with the rigidity and smoothness of the material. I really liked the tone compared to my Tortex picks and the lack of pick drag actually made certain things easier to play. Over time, though, I started really preferring the triangular CT-55 which is odd because it is around 1.4mm - way thicker than what I am used to. The tone it created was fantastic, though, and it was even easier still to play fast lines on my guitar. Since then, I decided to try the TP-50 which is slightly smaller than the CT-55 and is slightly thinner at 1.25mm. I find it to be the best of all worlds for my applications. Both strumming and single note lines are a joy and I like it with my electric and acoustic guitars. I have some concern about losing it but I've been good so far and tend to keep all of them in a pick box to keep track of things. Highly recommended.