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The TP is our classic triangular pick in a 60/1000 of an inch thickness(1.5mm). 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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great picks
Posted by eric on 12th Feb 2018
Best pick I have ever tried going to get more!
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my favorite acoustic pick
Posted by frazierriver@yahoo.com on 20th Dec 2017
Love the size, feel and tone of this pick.
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Soft and articulate
Posted by Steve Kralles on 14th Nov 2017
I’m sold - can’t go back to my PRO Plec ever again. You can feel the difference, they have a wonderful soft feel with great articulation and speed. Just a fantastic combination for delicate, complex single note electric guitar improvisation.
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The best $35 you can spend
Posted by jared.remson@yahoo.com on 2nd Oct 2017
This is my second tp60 and I must say, it is hands down the best sounding and feeling pick I've ever come across. People are often surprised a pick could cost this much, but when they try it there is no compare. And they last for years, making it a worthwhile investment so long as you don't lose it.
The sound is absolutely perfect and the string feel genuinely will make you a better, cleaner, smoother and faster player.
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excellent pick from first use
Posted by Ron on 31st Jul 2017
Like many other guitar players I like to chase the elusive beautiful tone that is within my wonderful acoustic guitars. Picks, strings and fingers are what bring the tone out. The combination can be endless so I've tried lots. The blue chip pick is like an excellent bow for an excellent violin. It gives power and clarity ad well as subtle shades. The question now is what happens to the 100 other picks I own?
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no string noise
Posted by Chris on 11th May 2017
I'm a serious jazzz guitarist playing since the 1980s and I've tried many picks. Blue Chip picks somehow combine extreme rigidity with almost zero string noise. If you haven't tried them yet, give them a shot! Worth the money!
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Best Pick Ever, However...
Posted by PJ on 30th Jan 2017
I could put my review on the shelf with thousands of others about Blue Chip Picks and it would get lost in the rave reviews. However there is one thing I guess I'd like to see as an option - I'd have started adding engraving not so much to identify my pick and to add a bit of security, but more as something to add a slight rough spot to help with keeping it in place while playing. The super smooth texture can make me lose the exact position of the pick and I think putting a little texture on it would help - not a deep, course pattern, but a mile grid pattern on the picks would help me keep the pick in place and allow me to rotate it exactly how much I need, when I need, and keep it from slipping when things get sweaty.
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TP 60
Posted by damon.j.greenaway@gmail.com on 28th Jan 2017
I've been playing with a TP 50 and TP 60. Both are great picks. For those enthusiast that seek mellow more woody tones, TP 60 is the perfect pick. I also find the TP 60 helps reduce string buzz, (when you pick a higher string unitensionallly aggressively). A TP55 (i think it's the CT55 on the website) would probably be my perfect pick.
Love my Picks...
pick used on...
83 Martin D35
04 Martin D18
Tony Rice Monel MTR13 strings
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Easy pickin
Posted by Ken on 27th Jul 2016
I liked the pick so much I got another one, and a case for them, so hopefully I don't lose them, and like any product I ever like, i tell people, and I know of at least two who have also purchased a Blue Chip, but one of them is a scientist so he may be just taking it apart to see how its made.
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Irish Folkie re-tools with ideal grown up pick
Posted by Jon Healey on 4th Jan 2016
A champion pick! Bravo Blue Chip - Blue Alex is ever in your debt!!