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The TP is our classic triangular pick in a 48/1000 of an inch thickness(1.22mm). The TP is the same size as the TPR, but has slightly sharper corners. All of our picks are 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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Repeat order
Posted by Keith on 10th Jan 2020
I have been using Blue Chip picks exclusively for mandolin, guitar, and banjo for several years. I love the feel and tone quality compared to other brands. I have an issue with the most recent pick I ordered in that I ordered I and paid for engraving and it came unengraved.
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Don't want to use any other picks
Posted by Danny Giannelli on 30th Dec 2019
I fell in love with the TP48! I originally tries out a TD40/TD45/TD50 and although I did like the tone and feel of the TD45, I just wanted to try the TP48 (maybe because Billy Strings and Brian Sutton use/have used them) so I contacted BlueChip. They said I could gladly return them so I purchased the TP48. There it was..I fell in love with the feel and tone of that pick. I eventually purchased two more with different engraving. They each sound a little bit different which I like because when I get new strings, I can adjust a bit of the tone by using the one that is not quite as bright, and visa-versa for when the strings get old and sound a bit dead. Bottom line....it took a bit of debating about getting a $35 pick, but it is absolutely worth the investment, plus you are helping to support a very customer friendly small business.
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The best pick I've ever used!
Posted by Robert D Thomas on 21st Aug 2019
I don't know what it is about these picks that makes them so fast and sound so good; I'm just glad they exist!! I was more than a little skeptical but thought I would buy one. Played with it for a while and then ordered 3 more as backups! If you're skeptical, it's worth picking up one and giving it a try. You won't go back to any other pick.
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TP48
Posted by Doug Ledford on 31st Jul 2019
The TP48 is my new favorite pick.
I've used Bluechip picks for years. Folks, you can't wear these things out.
Years of playing almost daily and no sign of wear other than rubbing off most of the Bluechip label print.
Where they found this material, I don't know, but I can tell you it's some tough stuff.
Recently I took a chance on a TP48 and I'm so glad I did! It's THE pick I've been waiting for.
To me, it's the perfect shape and thickness. I really like that it's just a bit smaller over all than it's big brothers 50 and 60.
I would encourage anyone who needs a point on their pick and likes the triangled shaped ones (Like getting 3 picks for the price of 1) to give the TP48 a test drive.
I use mine mostly to play mandolin, but it's just as satisfying playing guitar.
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Perfect Pick
Posted by Jim Vanover on 1st Jul 2019
My third Blue Chip. I love them and this one is my favorite.
Keep up the good work!
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top of the line pick
Posted by george manley on 29th May 2019
Hands-down the best pick I've found to date. Gives the loudest, most clear tone from my mandolin than any other pick I have used. No noticeable noise from the pick sliding past the strings. Will definately keep using this pick and recommending it to fellow musicians.
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Great pick
Posted by Joe Beach on 6th May 2019
Amazing pick- really feel the strings. Also, in over a year of using BC picks, I've never dropped one- ever. Amazing material
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Great pick
Posted by Larry on 30th Apr 2019
I have been using a shell pick for years and decided to give the Blue chip 48 on advice from my teacher and I love it.
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Another fine product
Posted by Jim on 14th Mar 2019
Already have CT55 which I love. Tone of the TP48 is brighter & it's obviously a smaller pick. Despite being smaller it's still extremely stable in the hand. I never feel like I'm going to drop either pick & they don't move about like every other pick I've tried. I like this one for ballads where I'm emphasising notes & bending them eg Muddy Water a la Seldom Scene.
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A Versatile Flatpick
Posted by jgoalieman@comcast.net on 18th Feb 2019
I purchased the TP48 with the beveled edge. Although I do enjoy bluegrass flatpicking, I also use my guitar for singer-songwriter open mike nights where I am primarily strumming while I sing. The TP48 also works great for this function. Although it is rigid enough to execute a fast run of notes, it never makes strummed chord sound harsh or brittle. Everything sounds warm and full. The pick feels like an extension of me.