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The TP-1R is our classic triangular pick in a 50/1000 of an inch thickness(1.25mm) with ONE ROUNDED CORNER. 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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The only kind of pick I use anymore
Posted by John on 19th Oct 2021
After using the same TP40-1R for about six years (yes, the very some one), I decided to go with the TP50-1R to improve my tone on my Martin D-18. I'd tried a friends TP50 and liked it. So there was no risk involved in this purchase. Now I use the TP50-1R all the time.
Blue Chip is the only kind of pick that really satisfies me anymore.
My one concern with Blue Chip picks is finding it if I drop it. The brown color blends into almost anything. How about some fiesta colors!
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Like it a lot, wish I had selected the next thickness maybe
Posted by GH on 10th Sep 2021
This is my first Blue Chip pick. I really like having the rounded corner of the TP501R for those times when I want a softer attack. I purchased it primarily to use as an acoustic pick, but I'm equally impressed with it on my electrics. Everything I've read about the BCs were also my experience - nicely beveled, a minimum of pick noise, very comfortable non slip grip.
The only reason I gave it four stars vs five is that it's slightly brighter than I expected. I was seeking a darker attack for my acoustic tone. I'm thinking I should have gone for the next thickness. In a way I can't fault the pick for that, but at $35 a pop that's a pretty expensive trial and error experiment. Down the road if I buy another I will definitely size up one thickness.
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I just keep buying more!
Posted by Jesse Tucker on 12th Apr 2021
This is my 4th BC, including the one I foolishly lost at a festival. These have my favourite string attack of any pick, and this 50 with one rounded corner is superb for acoustic and electric guitar. I’d previously owned 35s in TD Shape and this 50 is a great step up in volume and also resistance to the strings. I recently received a 55 as a gift and I just love them all. The stiffness of the 50 is ideal, for me. Thanks BC! Great pick! Oh, and if someone found my Monogrammed TD35 at that festival, please make great use of it!
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i would buy another one.
Posted by Johnie Brewster on 25th Mar 2020
Why play a guitar that cost thousands of dollars with a fifteen cent pick? If you buy one and don’t like it I will make you a offer.
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Easy pinch Harmonics
Posted by Bruce Collins on 10th Feb 2020
THE BEST PICK EVER!!
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versatile/ multipurpose
Posted by Dave on 13th Jan 2020
For years I loved the TAD 50 and still do. Having the use of a rounded corner of the TP1R for mandolin gives it versatility.Slightly smaller makes it perfect.
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Best Pick Ever and yes it makes a difference
Posted by Bruce Collins on 26th Dec 2019
Better feel, Better Speed, and way more control!
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wonderful pick with options!
Posted by Devin Pollard on 24th Oct 2019
This is so far my favorite pick. Like the one rounded edge for tonal variations. I play bluegrass music and bought the TP1R 50. Thickness is perfect for great tone.
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Can't do without it
Posted by Stacey Gammon on 24th Sep 2019
I recommend these picks to everyone and have used one myself for the last few years with my mandolin. I just lost my last one and had to order a new one right away.
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TP-1R50
Posted by grantking35@gmail.com on 19th Aug 2019
BlueChip picks are great. I ended up deciding to exchange the 50 gauge for a TP-1R 60. BlueChip made the exchange easy. I would still like to have a 50, and I will probably order an STP50. For the TP size, I’m a little more comfortable with the thicker 60. Great quality picks.