TD35

NOT ENUFF PLAYING TIME YET TO EVALUATE -

35 yr veteran guitar player, I only discovered BlueChip a year ago. Since that first purchase, I’ve purchased 3 more. Two as gifts and a second for me. I own a TD40 and TD 35 now and I’m thrilled with their performance and bullet-proof strength. I love my BlueChip picks. Great purchase

The tone that it provides it’s really different than the other picks I currently have, plus it is always lubricated and it doesn’t seem to show any sing of wear even after playing for weeks in an intense way.

This pick is the best I’ve ever used. It has great control across the strings. It will bring out the best sound from your guitars.

So, think of it like this: You have invested a significant amount of money in your guitar. The best materials you can afford - solid back & side woods (mahogany, rosewood), solid spruce top, bone nut & saddle, premium end pins, etc. Well, there is one and only one thing that makes contact with your guitar to make the best & loudest tone possible from all those premium materials - the PICK! So why does $35 sound expensive for this most critical piece of equipment?? People routinely spend literally thousands of dollars for a great instrument. For $35, you will be assured that you are coaxing every ounce of tone from your guitar, with ZERO pick noise. Aside from the instrument itself, this is the most important and most effective $35-$40 you will spend on your sound!

Clear and rich sounds It's perfect for my Martin thanks, Bluechips!!

Hoping to use the pick on my acoustic guitar but it is too thick. Will use for my mandolin instead.

What can I say? Been playing a TD 35 for a few weeks and it has enhanced my playing. Sounds crazy but it’s true. I will need another one just to make sure I am not without during my busy gigging schedule. Great job!

Pros... Best pick I've tried so far. Produces good tone with minimal string noise. Cons... Not cheap and do wear down. The brown colour is nice but the pick is all but lost in just about any environment if dropped or put down. The surface texture is overly smooth to maintain good grip. It slides around in your fingers especially if hands sweat. It might be good to have thinner options in most of the profiles. Ian

I am very pleased with the quality of workmanship and feel.

First and foremost, buy one. Seriously, I understand the apprehensions, just.do.it. The only picks that I own that are somewhat comparable to my Bluechip are my 60y+ old T picks. I often A/B them and quite frankly I can't decide with I like more. I feel the Bluechip is more neutral allowing my strings to ring out more true ( T tends to brighten, but in a desirable way ). I will absolutely be adding more of these to my arsenal. Now, the customer service I have received is definition EXEMPLARY. I don't want to go into details. Suffice it to say that my concern was corrected and then some. Bluechip earned a lifetime patron and evangelist based on the quality of product and their service. I make every player I know try mine. So far they've all put in orders.

Absolutely the best guitar pick I've ever used! The title is a bit misleading. I'm certain this pick would have lasted for years; however, I was only able to enjoy it for a couple of days The sad truth is I placed it on the coffee table and walked away for 2 minutes. Came back to find my 6 month old puppy had chewed on it and broken into pieces. There was a dunlop pick right next to it. Goes to show that even puppies prefer Blue Chip over Jim Dunlop.