TP48

Very comfortable, enhances the sound.

I truly didn't think a pick could be that much different than any other pick but it really is... the blue chip dosent move around in my fingers hardly any at all. I tried my old nylon pick after using the blue chip for a while and it really amazed me at the difference...I'm not saying the blue chip has magically made me a better guitar player....but it has helped my playing to be more fluent because I have better control of the pick. And the sound is better as well....I was skeptical about paying that much for a pick and had a little regret after I ordered, but after I played with it for a while I can honestly say that it is well worth the money....I'm gonna buy a few more in different sizes and for backups because I honestly don't want to play with any of my older ones. If your thinking about buying one....just take the plunge. The control you have over the pick makes it worth it....just my 2 cents...

Great sounding pick, easy to hold and doesn't slip, smooth as glass. Recommended for flat-top bluegrass style. Just don't lose the thing or loan it out. It's really pricey for a pick.

Hey folks, Kevin from France here. I bought my bluechip 2 weeks ago and I can say it's the best pick I ever had. I don't know anything about the material used here but it is for sure high quality. Awesome for speed bluegrass and country playing. Keep picking !!!

I've been on a quest for the right pick for me over the last 40 years. I've tried almost everything. Thick, thin, small, large, plastic, brass, aluminium, shell, coin, etc. I never in a million years thought I would spend this much money on picks but I finally decided to give these a shot. I mean if I want to play like Billy Strings I should probably try out the picks he uses. I got my pick in the mail and was sceptical but when I tried it for the first time I was truly amazed. I have been playing several hours per day for a couple of months with the first one and it's showing no signs of wear. I would have gone through 3 or 4 regular picks with this amount of playing. Now I have about a half dozen of these TP48s in case I lose one or two. :)

Excellent pick. Like all the Blue Chips I’ve tried, it’s comfortable to hold, glides over the strings, and has a crystal clear, pleasing tone whether strumming or flatpicking. I was a nay sayer to expensive picks before I actually tried the Blue Chip. Worth the money!

A friend suggested I try a Blue Chip a couple years ago. I was skeptical, but after getting used it I was hooked. These picks may or may not sound better, but they stay put in my hand. This allows my grip and entire hand to be looser than ever before. The easier grip just allows me to play better.

I have two of these picks TAD-50, and TP-48, I think they are fine picks. Use the TP-48 on a 000-15 , TAD-50 on D-18 . when these are gone, I'll get some more. I think I will get my daughter one for her mandolin.

The Best pick I’ve used for acoustic guitar.