TAD60-3R

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1. Didn’t Believe It But now I’m on Board

   Posted by Nick Marra aka Dead Cat Nicky on 17th Feb 2025

   I truly thought you have to be nuts to pay $30+ for a guitar pick. I thought it was design for these lunatics on guitar threads who spend days arguing over what inlays impact tone.
   
   I saw an interview with Billy String were he waxed poetic about these picks so I said screw it. I’ll just blame him if it’s hype and I’ll give him hell next time I see him.
   
   All I can say is listen to the pros on certain things as they do appreciate the subtleties of things like a great pick.
   
   This does impact tone in a great way, it makes tremolo picking easier and more articulate. It feels comfortable and doesn’t slide around in your fingers. Lastly, and maybe psychological but I felt more relaxed picking which obviously is grounds enough to buy this pick.
   
   Also bought the wrong size pick because my ADHA doesn’t allow me to follow directions. The folks at blue chip took care of me, so add real customer service to the list of pluses.
   
   Well now I can’t blame my pick for sucking
   
   Thank you to all the great people at Blue Chip
   
   PS I’ll be buying 3 more just in case see above for ADHD comment

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2. Amazing picks!

   Posted by Unknown on 27th Aug 2024

   Blue chips are hands down my favorite picks!

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3. Best pick out there!

   Posted by Daniel Greco on 15th May 2024

   Who knew a piece of plastic could be so special. When I’m playing with my blue chip I feel as though it’s an extension of my body. Nothing can compare to it.

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4. best pick!

   Posted by steve winslow on 1st Apr 2024

   Best pick I’ve ever had. Hands down absolute best!

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5. best for octave mandolin

   Posted by Dale on 23rd Jan 2024

   A thick rounded pick is the choice of many mandolin players because the thickness pulls out good tone, and the rounded tips glide over the paired strings without digging in. This also makes tremolo easier and smoother. The size of the octave mandolin, almost the same scale length as a guitar, demands a larger pick than a mandolin. This pick combines the size of a guitar pick with the rounded tip of a mandolin pick, exactly what an OM needs. The extremely smooth, almost lubricated material glides along on rapid passages. Is there any downside? I like hold a pick in my mouth sometimes to free my hands. This material doesn’t taste very good, so I stick it in the strings.

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6. great pick compsny!

   Posted by Unknown on 9th Jan 2024

   Quick service, great product and excellent customer service!!

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7. Tried BC, never looked back

   Posted by Brian Buckley on 3rd Jan 2024

   Years ago, I was reluctant to pay a premium price for a pick, then one day, after reading so many glowing reviews, I decided to try one. Within a few minutes, I became a convert. The TAD-60 3R suits my purposes for guitar and mandolin perfectly. It wasn’t long before I bought one for each of my instruments so I wouldn’t have to worry about forgetting my BC. For me, these picks are essential. If I buy another guitar, I’ll order one for it.

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8. Best pick!!

   Posted by Unknown on 6th Jun 2023

   Awesome pick! By far, my personal favorite of all time! Tone is just right, and I love the rounded edge as opposed to the standard speed bevel. Very smooth strumming, and it almost acts as a volume compressor in terms of volume control. You wont get those large volume increases upon pick attack. love this pick!!

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9. One of my favorite picks

   Posted by George S Flink on 2nd May 2023

   Great sound and feel. Very long wearing

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10. Little heavy for me......

    Posted by N Wayne McClung on 17th Mar 2023

    Great pick, but a little heavy for me. Returned then for .45's
    

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