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The TD is a standard teardrop shape pick with two rounded corners and one sharper playing corner. This is a TD in a 45/1000 of an inch(1.143mm) thickness. All of our picks a 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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at last
Posted by WD on 12th Feb 2025
I’ve wanted one of these for the longest time. Got the 45 as a Christmas gift and so far I’m liking it very much for both guitar & mando!
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Great Pick
Posted by Unknown on 3rd Feb 2025
I admit I was skeptical when I first heard the buzz on these but, wow, they are actually very, very good. I have used Fender mediums and Dunlop .73 for many years and decided what the heck I’ll give in to the hype and get a Blue Chip. Very glad I did. They feel good in the hand glide over the strings with ease and articulate the sound of my guitars superbly. I am hooked now!
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The best picks
Posted by Rachel on 3rd Feb 2025
I'm partial to this thickness after trying the 60 for a while - feels more versatile for both strumming and picking. Keep pickin away friends
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Really a bargain
Posted by Dan on 3rd Jan 2025
I play cello as well as guitar and mandolin. We cellists spend thousands of dollars for bows that feel and sound right. Re-hairing a bow costs about $100 and must be done frequently. So a $35 BlueChip pick, which plays better than other picks and lasts for years, is really a bargain.
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Bonkers!
Posted by Mark Nevin on 27th Dec 2024
I heard about Blue Chip plectrums from listening to various Nashville guitarists mention them on YouTube videos. I was curious as to how they could be so highly regarded and warrant such a price tag. I ordered one and when it arrived at my home here in London, I was expecting to be underwhelmed, surely it was just a matter of the 'emperor's new clothes'.
Er.... no.
The claim of being 'the perfect connection to your instrument' is no empty promise, it really is. I don't know how a plectrum can be so perfect, it is bonkers!
Top drawer.
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best pocks
Posted by john lutz on 2nd Dec 2024
always use them, and no other!
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my go to pick
Posted by mike on 1st Dec 2024
Blue chip 45 is my go to pick. I love the tone and the easy way it glides across the strings. It keeps its edge and fits my picking hand. Somehow I lost my other Blue Chip playing a gig at a farmers market. I have other brands of picks and they’re fine but just can’t match the tone I get with Blue Chip. Love these picks.
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Glides off strings.....
Posted by Frank on 13th Nov 2024
Smoothly glides off the strings yet very grippy to the fingers. Great tone too.
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made a beliver out of me
Posted by Tyson on 7th Sep 2024
When I initially read about these picks I thought to myself “$35 is ridiculous”… then I ordered one. This pick is the truth. The tone it brings out is beautiful. The fact that it’s smooth but does NOT budge on my grip is the real winning factor for me. Smooth picks, even primetone, slide out of my grip often, even Dunlop max grips will move around a little. Not this one. This is the one pick for me, for life. If you’re here reading reviews, save yourself the time and buy one of these. No ragrets.
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amazing picks
Posted by Unknown on 24th Jul 2024
The 45 is comparable to the Tortex purple in gauge, but that’s it. I don’t know but these picks give me a connection to the I strucment I just don’t get with other picks. As you warm the pick up it kind of …. I don’t know I’m going to sound silly, but just if you are thinking of seeing what the hype is all about, just get one. I have 5 blue chip picks and have had all 5 for years and years. I have never lost a single one. Every time I German one to play it makes me happy.
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