TPR50

I have bought a couple of these picks now hoping to build my inventory. However, at Christmas I always offer a pick to my guitar instructor who also plays a mandolin. He grabbed this one and absolutely raves about it. As a result I am down to one and will have to purchase another.

Ive had to get used to it it is thinner than my favorite wegen,which Ive become quite fond of. The blue chip produces a much cleaner brighter tone and is very fast,does not hang on the strings at all.It is a very good pick ,I find myself switching back and forth,I think I would like one that is a little heavier though I must say I am quite pleased.

Blue Chips picks have already achieved legendary status among serious pickers, so I scarcely need extoll their many virtues here. Yes, they are pricey, but the material itself (an advanced polyimide plastic) is very costly, so that's to be expected. Just be sure not to put your pick where you might lose it, and don't lend it out! I especially appreciate how willing Blue Chip has been to allow exchanges/returns until I identified the perfect pick type for my playing. And for me, the icing on the cake is that they were able to provide me with their TPR pick -- a great shape for mandolin -- in a 0.055" thickness (a "TPR55"). And this isn't even on the menu, so to speak! And there was no extra charge. Now, that's going the extra mile. Hurray for Blue Chip. Great product, great service.

I purchased a TRP50 and a TREP 60. The TRP50 is beautiful. It glides off of each string and with the "speed bevel" I play noticably faster and with greater tone. The TRP 50 is a "heavy" pick but with the produces te toal brilliance of a "medium" pick. OH and I drop it way less than those other plastic and other material picks. Don;'t waste your time or money on anything other than a BlueChip Pick. I Love it!

After using the TP 50 for few weeks I decied to try the TPR 50 for a less bright sound. I'm very happy with the results in both sound and playability. Also worth mentioning the great customer service.

For years I've been looking for a pick that gave me the tone and feel I needed without continuing to work and shape it until it was time for me to fine another one. TPR - 50 was made for me, Bluegrass and bluechip picks, keeping the music real. Kevin Carter; lead guitar player with Full Assurance.

Now have three blue chip picks. This is by the best for my mandolin playing. I can hold it well yet it comes off the strings so smoothly. This is indeed the pick for me in the years ahead

I've been using TPR40 picks for about 2 1/2 years. Decided to try the bit stiffer TPR50 to improve tone while flatpicking, especially at faster tempo's. Very happily have noticed an improvement in tone regardless of tempo, flatpicking or playing rythm.

I have been using my Blud Chip pick for over a year now - same one - and am thoroughly sold on it. I play with a fiddle band and do quite a bit of flatpicking and strumming. This pick does not wear out and it makes every guitar I own sound more full in tone. I recommend it for anyone.