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TP48

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$35.00
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Product Overview

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.

 

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  • 5
    New favorite

    Posted by Patrick Davis on 29th Sep 2025

    I love tiriangle picks, usually Dunlop and Fenders. These picks have a great feel and sound. I play a Martin HD-28 and have used a lot of picks on it. When I wanna dig in and not use mics, these picks do it man. Playing since ‘’84 and wish ‘d try these sooner. Been digging Billy Strings lately and he plays these because he was inspired to try’’em. So was I.

  • 5
    Slightly "softer" than a TP48

    Posted by Paul on 29th Sep 2025

    I really like this pick, but with my guitars and how I play, I prefer the TP48. The TP40 is ever-so-slightly "mushier" on my main guitars, but sounds GREAT on a Martin Backpacker, which is where it will live. Five stars. Cannot wait to try the TP60 that I just ordered.

  • 5
    Makes me sound like I can actually play guitar

    Posted by Paul on 29th Sep 2025

    I had to give the TP48 a try after watching William Apostol do so many wonderful things with it. As a self-described rank amateur (my guitar instructor would disagree - he thinks I'm "mid"), this pick makes me sound like I can actually pick. My playing has improved tremendously since adopting the TP48. I enjoy it so much that I bought a second in the event this one goes missing, and am also trying the TP40 and TP60.

  • 5
    I love these picks

    Posted by erik blicket on 26th Sep 2025

    Some people think you're crazy to buy a $35 pick. You actually save money because you hang onto the pic.k. Try one.

  • 5
    color of the fall New York leaves

    Posted by Chris Bianco on 25th Sep 2025

    Great pick worth the money but it is the color of fall leaves in New York. That became a problem when it flipped out of my fingers in the yard and fell into the leave filled grass. Panic set in. Would the gardener suck it up into the lawn mower? Had to find the rake and rake up 10 square feet of leaves and sift through them by hand till I found the coveted pick . Joy set in.

  • 5
    game changer

    Posted by Sid on 25th Sep 2025

    Phenomenal pick. Makes every string feel consistent and controlled. Love it.

  • 5
    This pick made me better

    Posted by Unknown on 16th Sep 2025

    This pick actually made me a better player. I’m more accurate and a little faster. No BS. I wouldn’t have thought a pick alone could do that. I got interested in Blue Chip picks because of the tone advantage so I wasn’t expecting it to boost my flat picking. A pleasant surprise. I’m sold.

  • 5
    Great pick

    Posted by Bill on 8th Sep 2025

    I know, it's a pick, but not just any pick. It's a great pick! (Seriously)

  • 5
    Blue chip tp 48

    Posted by Don Winters on 5th Sep 2025

    Great pick for my acoustic guitars. Highly recommended . Once you give the blue chip pick a few hours of playing time you don’t want to quit playing . I have been using these for 3 years and find the tone better and even and they really stick to the fingers. 5 stars for blue chip ?