TP48

I was a bit annoyed at the wait, it took from the 12th November to the 30th December to arrive. It was worth waiting for. I honestly thought it was all smoke and mirrors, but it's the best plectrum I've ever used.

TP48 was what I have been looking for! True warm tones and just a great feel on the strings. Really happy with this pick! Use it everyday!

I use a TAD 50 on my Martin Dreadnought, but thought I would try something a little smaller and thinner on my other guitars while still having the tone, grip and feel of a Bluechip. I highly recommend trying one of these, the tone and feel is hard to describe. Just go for it and you won't regret it. I also ordered a TP 40, but it hasn't arrived yet. That's the only drawback to these picks, you have to wait for them, demand is high.

I ordered my pick on 12th November, it's now Christmas eve and it still hasn't arrived. I have ordered a lot of stuff from the USA through the years, and have had plenty of correspondence with my cousins in the USA through the years , and I have never waited this long for something to arrive. The longest was four weeks, and that came with a pre delivery apology. It would be easy for the company to abdicate this responsibility to the courier company, but also entirely unfair, purely because the customer doesn't engage the courier company, the company does. It could also be an easy 'out' to blame the extra seasonal traffic on the delay, but tis isn't the only thing I've ordered from the USA and I'm well used to the rhythms of seasonal delivery. It would be harsh to say I'm disappointed that I haven't received a pick in the post, I have dozens and dozens of picks because I am a full time musician and have all the tools of the trade. I am however disappointed in the fact that Blue Chip hold themselves to the highest standards of design and innovation in modern pick design, but have failed miserably in the simplest of tasks. I'm pretty sure that the stars that endorse the product have a gold standard service to supply the picks, but the 'not so famous' and 'also rans' of the world like yours truly are only handed a shoddy service. I'll wait to read my reply, if indeed I get one, and of course wait for my purchase. Kindest of regards for the season and yours in abject disappointment, Brian Murray

I’ve been playing guitar for 16 years and I’ve tested hundreds of picks , artisan-made, industrial, every shape and brand you can imagine. I honestly didn’t expect this. BlueChip picks are simply on another level. The quality is astonishing: they glide effortlessly on the strings, the tone is excellent, and the comfort, speed, and precision are unreal. It has completely changed my relationship with the instrument in the best possible way. A total game changer. These are, without question, the best guitar picks in the world. I play many styles (metal, jazz, bluegrass, folk…), and they work perfectly for everything. I’ll definitely be ordering more. Huge thanks to the entire BlueChip team, the craftsmanship, professionalism, and passion behind these picks truly show. If you’re still hesitating: don’t. Just go for it. You’ll understand immediately. A big thank you from France ??

I recently purchased this pick because I bought the Billy Strings D-28. I was hesitant at first because of the price, but man lemme tell you it’s worth every penny. You feel the quality right off the bat, the pick glides through the strings like butter and produces the most beautiful, even and amazing tone. But once cry once folks, get you one and don’t hesitate. I already bought a Kenny Smith for another Martin and deciding on my third pick in less than a month.

So the first thing I will note here is the shape and size of this pick is perfect. It's large enough if the pick slips in your hand, you can still recover but not too big to hybrid pick with, a problem I have with the larger triangle size. Tonewise, this pick sits right inbetween my TAD-60 which has the most highs and lows and the TD-50 that has the most mids. It happens to sound the best of the three with my favorite guitar, on my others I may prefer the TAD-60 in tone, so I'm going to need to get a TP-60 as well. I would recommend this pick as a good pick to start with for anyone new to BlueChip

This is by far the best pick I've ever used.(TP48) The only negative is the fear losing it !!!! I need to order another one !

Great upgrade from the prime tone Dunlop picks. Good size for flat picking and strumming.