A Review on Blue Chip Picks - They're Awesome!

[@Possum_J]

You describe the sound perfectly. It’s hard to describe the sound and speed ...I was reluctant for months . But finally purchased the TAD 50 . It’s perfect. PERFECT.

[@mwr]

I just got another one the other day. Great picks indeed!

[@tacratt6091]

The Blue Chips are worth every penny, I use the TAD 50-60. These picks really help when flatpicking and the tone is the best I’ve heard. The bevel is buttery smooth and they are easy to hold on to,

[@mwr]

You said it perfect!

[@thelonglife5772]

I just ordered one of those fancy picks . It does actually smack the strings … worth trying different picks . Especially when so many people swear by them .

[@mwr]

I think you'll enjoy using the pick. While there are other good picks on there, I'm still using Bluechips consistently .

[@TheVigilantStewards]

I like these so much I have about 10 of them in different sizes and shapes to experiment. It really impacts your sound! It's wild!

[@Resonator96]

Their thinnest pick is now a 35 but is only offered in a teardrop. I dropped them a line and they made me a 35 in a TAD shape, no extra cost. Great pick for strumming Celtic backup!

[@johanleinders6912]

They will last , doesn’t need replacement. So @ 35$ , and if you don’t loose it , you will be playing for several years with 1 , YEAH 1 !!!! pick . So , very cheap if you ask me !! Great review ! I have one myself , for years now , still like new !

[@haydendavis627]

If you've ever played with one you've realized it doesn't matter the price. You're usually swiping your card before you have a chance to ask for the price anyways- Truly worth every penny and I will continue to use a Blue Chip for the rest of time. Im more worried about losing it than wearing it out.

[@mwr]

You got it! I've got like three of them now. :)

[@goswo]

Hard to get it, if you havent tried. I have. They are great. Only picks I will ever use...

[@JohnnyRebKy]

I can’t spend that much on a pick unless I’ve tried it. Where can I try them in the Nashville TN area ?

[@mwr]

They’re out of TN I believe. Google them and see if you can find a place to give them a try

[@Chibecca]

Beginning at $35 apiece and goes up from there. Crazy. I'm sure they are nice but that is way too rich for my blood.

[@Shotzeethegamer]

35 dollars for something you use every second of playing your instrument that lasts for years. too expensive :joy:

[@hifijohn]

Yes for that price it better play the guitar by itself.

[@smukki6346]

What were you playing at 4:10 ? It’s on the tip of my tongue!

[@mwr]

Turkey in The Straw :)

[@stevesalisbury8206]

Martin retro strings will give you that same tone with a regular pick.

[@jsampson8088]

Pack of strings every 1-2 months or one pick for a few years... probably cheaper to get the pick

[@saoirsepaddy]

I love my Blue Chip Picks

[@GUITARISTED]

I am ready for 2nd purchase. Probably a .35 for strumming fun.

[@hifijohn]

They have to show me the expensive and complex manufacturing process and expensive material the pick is made form to justify this type of price.

[@hal1958]

Do you use speed bevel or round bevel.

[@NoUseForAName0626]

That's what I'm trying to find out too.. I'm definitely going to order one but I'm not sure if I want a speed bevel or round bottom. I'm a strummer or rhythm player.. not sure which would be better

[@MikeMCT]

Acoustic - I use the bevel for sure.

[@HMDickson]

The tri-corner is about $60. Let me translate that for you. That's 12 sets of guitar strings, a dozen Dunlop 2.0 ultex picks and 1/2 dozen dawg picks, for 1 pick!!!! If you think that is a good deal, can I roll one out of your bag?

[@mwr]

They start around 35$ and I'm into quality picks as this is my profession. So, to me, it's worth the price.

[@andtothewestamerica]

Many guitarists will spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on gear that will not improve their instrument's tone or dynamics as one of these $35 picks will. I've got two, no regrets.

[@mwr]

They're the real deal.

[@andrewmaldarelli2265]

@@andtothewestamerica You know what? It is THE point where we make contact with our instrument!! How many players have we all seen who spend a ton of dough on a pedal, or a pickup? Rubber meets the road at the pick, if you are a picker. I wholeheartedly agree with your comment :)

[@stevenanney602]

I’m with you... sixty dollars is more than I want to spend a plectrum.... for my hobby. But I would be glad to borrow one.

[@roflmows]

yeah...anyone who claims they can hear the difference between a $30 pick and say, an $8 pick (not a total 50-cent cheap one) is kidding themselves.

[@MikeMCT]

But it just feels awesome to play with.

[@marksulkanon2363]

A bunch of truly accomplished guitarists state otherwise and Blue Chip has been doing business for a couple decades now - which does kinda make you wonder exactly how insightful your observation is

[@mwr]

@@marksulkanon2363 Well put.

[@onixtheone]

couple free picks? you got over 100 bucks handed to you lol