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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.
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Worth every dime
Posted by Kevin on 29th Apr 2022
I have been using Fender Medium picks for the last 30 years. They work fine and since I keep them in my pocket, I lose a lot of them. They are cheap so I don't care when I lose them.
This pick is exponentially better than the Fender medium. It is more than 100x better which is about the cost breakeven point.
The difference is like the "starter" pack Epi Les Paul from Guitar Center vs a 1959 Gibson Les Paul.
IT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
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Loved, Loved, Loved!
Posted by Joe D on 4th Apr 2022
I had purchased this pic for a friend of mine that has never used Blue Chip Pick‘s. He was shocked when he played with it. He thought the pic was smooth as silk and gained him speed in his picking. He also commented on the tone of the pic .
I know he is a believer of Blue Chip Pick‘s and I would imagine he will be ordering pics from you very soon. Thank you for quick shipping and also sending the pick box.
Thank You for making my friend realize the difference a pick can actually improve your sound and playing ability .
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TD45
Posted by Grant on 28th Mar 2022
I have a TP1R50, CT55 and TD45, and I like them all. What I like about the TD45 is it sounds good using the point of the TD, yet I can turn the pick sideways to get the warmer tone of the rounded shoulder. This works a little better for me than using the rounded corner of a TP shaped pick.
BlueChip has always provided great service.
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Surprised how much I like these
Posted by Unknown on 24th Mar 2022
I had heard about BlueChip picks on the TDPRI. I decided to try a few. I bought a TD45 with the speed belvel and one without.
There is just something about these picks; they stay on my fingers without being sticky, they are really smooth on the strings, and they just have great feel and feedback. I was not sure about the speed bevel, but I'm glad I bought one - the beveled pick is my favorite.
I will probably buy a couple more so I have spares. I had gone through a lot of different picks, but these are head and shoulders above the others I've tried.
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Excellent pick and excellent service!
Posted by Steve Reeves on 14th Feb 2022
This is by far my new favorite pick and it shipped to me almost instantaneously.
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worth the cost.
Posted by Dan G on 1st Feb 2022
This is my second Blue Chip. If you're reading this, you already know you should buy one. you're just which one is best for you.
TD45 is a good starting point for any guitarist, acoustic or electric. Easy to control, doesn't slip, and clear/round tone.
Just take care of it, and it will pay itself off, replacing those pick packs you buy every other month for 6.99
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Had to buy a few to find this
Posted by Brian Hoffman on 6th Jan 2022
Tried and generally liked BlueChip picks for a few years on my OM acoustic with light gauge strings. Started thin, then thick, tried larger, in the end I found the perfect one! The TD 45 was worth it.
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Best pick
Posted by Unknown on 23rd Dec 2021
Best pick ever
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The BlueChip Pick is simply put the best there is for me
Posted by papersven on 27th Oct 2021
The ergonomics, haptic and sound of the BlueChip pick as well as the outstanding quality of the product keep me coming back to it as the only pick I use.
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TD45
Posted by Tom on 17th Sep 2021
One of the best picks I ever bought, the second one is the TD50. ;-))