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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.
Product Reviews
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The Best I've Ever Placed In My Hand
Posted by Deano on 21st May 2025
The search is over... I love my BlueChip TP.48. These picks are worth every penny spent. Don't procrastinate any longer... just do it.
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increidible plectrum
Posted by nic on 21st May 2025
I used a ct-55 for a bit but just couldn’t get the feel for it. Once I switched over to the TP 48 I was delighted with the sound and feel of this plectrum. Of course it has incredible quality that we have all come to know and love from Bluechip.
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I should have bought these sooner.
Posted by Dwayne on 16th May 2025
These picks are awesome. I resisted splurging for expensive picks for a while, but they are well worth it. These picks are comfortable and sound great. They will improve the tone of your guitar and produce a brighter, crisper tone.
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It's real.
Posted by Wade on 15th May 2025
I've been playing guitar for about 4 years, and it has been both incredibly rewarding and incredibly frustrating. For most of that 4 years I haven't been able to properly hold onto the pick, and for the last 2 years I've felt the pick (any pick) sort of stick to the strings as I attempted picking parts. Like many, I googled what pick Billy Strings uses since his pick is obviously not sticking to the strings, then I spent 6 months thinking about buying a TP48, then I guiltily bought one, and then I fell in love with a tiny piece of Vespel (Blue Chip) plastic. I don't know why it sticks to my fingers while gliding over the strings, but it does. And while I felt a difference from the second I started using it, I would encourage new users to give it a little time, because as your mind and muscle-memory adapt to the new dynamics of the Blue Chip, the benefits only increase. I never review anything, ever. But this pick warrants the hype. It's real.
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Great picks
Posted by Unknown on 14th May 2025
I started with a TD 45 and really liked it. Then I got a TP 48 that is wonderful for flatpicking acoustic. The larger size gives me some more leverage. Plus Billy Strings uses them so I can't go wrong!
Great stuff!
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my wife is jealous how good my right hand moves with this pick in it
Posted by adam howarth on 13th May 2025
Might be the most expensive thing I own in the house, but it’s worth every penny. All joking aside, these picks deliver. I can flat pick and strum with great tone. I don’t drop it like I used to with other picks. My right hand is faster than I’ve ever gotten it and my confidence has gone up. Worth every penny and I own two.
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Perfect pick - Highly recommend
Posted by Fionn on 12th May 2025
Ordered a tp48 online and Irish delivery messed it up - These guys completely sorted the issue for me and resent the package. 10/10 Customer experience and the quality of the pick is also 10/10. Would highly recommend and will be sure to purchase from these guys again!
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Perfect pick - Highly recommend
Posted by Fionn on 12th May 2025
Ordered a tp48 online and Irish delivery messed it up - These guys completely sorted the issue for me and resent the package. 10/10 Customer experience and the quality of the pick is also 10/10. Would highly recommend and will be sure to purchase from these guys again!
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Best Pick Ever!
Posted by Rich on 7th May 2025
My guitars sound better than ever! Plus it doesn't "slide around" when I'm playing. Worth every penny
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Landed right in my sweet spot...
Posted by Cobra on 2nd May 2025
I like that it’s punchy and direct with a bit of bounce and flex for the best of both worlds for picking and strumming, while having a wide dynamic range.
I asked if it could be made into a TP481R, and they said sure, so I can easily get a softer sound and attack with the rounder tip.