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TPR50

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$35.00
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Product Overview

The TPR is our classic TP pick with corners that are slightly round in a 50/1000th of an inch(1.25mm) thickness.  Our picks are all precision machined and hand beveled for the highest quality.

 

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  • 5
    Clarity

    Posted by Max on 13th Jun 2016

    These picks just plain sound good! Clarity of attack and tone and a great smooth feel moving through the string.

  • 5
    PICK OF THE LITTER!

    Posted by Wolf Marshall on 9th Apr 2016

    I approached Blue Chip picks with a healthy skepticism. But when pick met string all doubt left the building. This is the most facile, consistent, comfortable pick I've ever used. The smoothness, control and precision in attack are unlike any other pick I've tried. I use the TPR 50s for jazz and blues and they make my vintage L5s and 335s sing! The wear factor is imperceptible after several weeks of 3 steady gigs a week, lots of practice time and teaching demos. I would normally have gone through a dozen different picks over that time. The consistency AND DURABILITY are remarkable--no matter which point I use! And the transition from my normal small teardrop to the larger equilateral TPR 50 was a breeze; one would think some adjustment was required. That's how natural and welcoming they felt from the outset. Bravo, Blue Chip!

  • 5
    best pick ever

    Posted by Tim on 21st Dec 2015

    I love bluechip picks..both thumb picks and flat picks

  • 5
    WOW!

    Posted by Chad Ritchie on 12th Jun 2015

    At first, $35 for a guitar pick seemed ridiculous, but after trying several different pick models at MerleFest. I am totally in love with my TPR-50. In my opinion, this is the perfect mandolin pick. The rounded corners glide over the strings and the hard material gives nice volume.

  • 5
    Perfect

    Posted by Joe on 10th Apr 2015

    I'll never buy another brand of pick. Simply perfect.

  • 5
    On the money pick !!!

    Posted by Gary Joyner on 13th Feb 2015

    Played with a lot of picks before but nothing compares to the bluechip picks, I own several and I want buy any thing but Bluechip picks.

  • 5
    Attention all tortoise shell picks! Please move to the back seat!

    Posted by Jay Cooper on 3rd Aug 2014

    The BlueChip TPR50 is the best pick I've ever used for mandolin. I'm more of a guitar player (for which I use TD50's) than a mandolin player. With that said, I am struck by how much this pick can enhance the tone of my mandolin. It can make a pac-rim mando sound more like a fine American mandolin or one of those beauties from down under. You know who I mean! A BlueChip pulls the woody tone out of a mandolin like nothing else on planet earth! BlueChip picks have rendered tortoise shell obsolete! So hurry and go buy one!!!

  • 5
    this is for me the Bluegrass Special

    Posted by Marc Katz on 10th Jun 2014

    I've tried the right bevel and round bevel and the right bevel is better for me. Even though I have big hands, I like this smaller size

  • 5
    great picks

    Posted by Patrick McGeehan on 7th May 2014

    Bought this pick for my son for Easter and he loves it. I also use the JD Crowe thumbpick along with Sammy's finger picks for myself and won't use anything else playing banjo or fingerpicking guitar.