TD35

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Product Overview

The TD is a standard teardrop shape pick with two rounded corners and one sharper playing corner. This is a TD in a 35/1000 of an inch(.89mm) thickness. All of our picks a 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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  • 5
    Smooth and strong and mellow

    Posted by Lynn Dingler on 6th Jul 2018

    Blue Chip picks are comfortable and stay in your fingers without undue gripping. Most importantly the sound they produce is pick loud but not twangy or raspy. Combine the playability with the product handeling and it altogether a good experience.

  • 5
    great pick

    Posted by raymond p lebo on 21st May 2018

    this is by far the best pick I've ever used, always been a fender medium but never more, I will be ordering a couple more, thanks for a great product.

  • 4
    Great results from 1st time Blue Chip purchase

    Posted by Art Bryan on 26th Mar 2018

    I received my first Blue Chip pick last week and I have been very impressed with it thus far. Best pick I have ever used! I'm planning to try some other weights and sizes.

  • 5
    Excellent!

    Posted by Gabe Rivera on 19th Mar 2018

    This pick has been great for both acoustic and electric rhythm work as well as lead work.

  • 4
    Thicker may be better

    Posted by Nathan on 15th Mar 2018

    I was turned on to Blue Chip Picks by my guitar teacher. He showed me a 50 TD which is thicker than I normally use. I also had new strings on my D18 that day. The strings with a normal pick were bright and ringing, with the 50TD there was a night and day difference in the tone. Still had that new string ambiance but with a mellow jazzy tone. With new strings, I could change picks and go from a bright country-folky sound (normal pick) to a mellow jazz tone and it was like a totally different guitar. I purchased a 35TD and could not quite capture that same difference but have yet to put on a new set of strings to check out the results. The pick itself feels like no other I have held in my 40 + years of playing. Doesn't seem to slide out of my sweaty hands. Great texture.

  • 5
    TD35 to replace Fender Medium

    Posted by Chris Mohnacky on 12th Mar 2018

    I was reluctant to spend so much on a single pick, but the first time I played with it I noticed a vast improvement in tone and playability over the Fender medium picks I've been using for years. It glides across the strings so easily that it seems to disappear in your hand, and it makes a full round sound that is closer to a rest stroke with your fingers. Great pick. Thanks!

  • 5
    super pick!

    Posted by [email protected] on 6th Mar 2018

    Love the feel of this pick between my thumb and first finger, slightly tacky but also smooth. The tone that is generated is bright but with no string “click” noise. Pricy for a pick but worth the money.

  • 5
    This is a winner!

    Posted by Bobby Giles on 28th Feb 2018

    I've never been a big proponent of 'firm' picks--but I am now...my TD35 makes my guitar sing like never before...thx!!

  • 5
    They are great picks.

    Posted by D on 7th Feb 2018

    If you’re looking for a great Pick that feels solid and comfortable in your hand and runs off the string smoothly then this is a great pick. The price makes it hard to recommend though, so if you’re looking and the price doesn’t bother you, go ahead, I think you’ll get something out of it - I did. If the price bothers you, then don’t, it cannot fix bad technique or fix you a drink. It’s not B.B. King in a pick. It’s an expensive but great pick. Will I buy more? Yep. Would I buy the leather case to hold them? Yep. Loosing them makes them more expensive for all the wrong reasons. Will I ever use another pick? Yep. Am I rock god? Hell no.

  • 5
    I can hear the difference

    Posted by Scott on 25th Jan 2018

    When I received this pick I sat down and did side by side test with this and other picks I use for strumming and single note playing. I did this on both a rosewood and mahogany acoustics. Without a doubt I can hear a more rich clear tone with the BlueChip Pick than any of the others I use. I could hear it while playing and I could hear it when I recorded the test. The BlueChip does take a little getting use to as it does slide over the strings fast and smooth. The difference in tone is subtle but it is there and for me that alone makes the cost worthwhile.

  • 5
    Great picks!

    Posted by Mike M on 18th Jan 2018

    I just bought the TD 35 and 40 and have nothing but breat things to say. I gravitated from Tortex to here largely because of the slippage. These picks glide off of the strings but not out of your fingers - they’re great. I love the string clarity and tone, too.

  • 5
    1st bluechip

    Posted by Dan R on 10th Jan 2018

    I mostly play children’s music and until recently rarely use a pick. The blue chip pick has given me the warmth of my fingers with the strength and volume of a pick. I’ve experimented with various picks and hands down this is the best. My only question would be if there is a blue chip guitar pick with a little more treble for those times I want it to sound a bit more tinted. However I’ve only tried the 35 so i sure about the rest of the line up. Thoughts would be appreciated. Happy picking all!