What are blue chip guitar picks made of?
What are blue chip guitar picks made of?
composite material
These picks are made from a highly specialized, proprietary composite material that is not only very heat and wear resistant, but also is self-lubricating which means the pick releases from the strings very quickly.
How thick are BlueChip picks?
The TP is Blue Chip’s classic triangular pick in a 40/1000 of an inch thickness(1.0mm). The TP is the same size as the TPR, but has slightly sharper corners. All of the picks are professionally machined, hand beveled, and laser etched.
Where are blue chip picks made?
BlueChip Picks is an American small business operating in Knoxville, TN. The product comes from the results of a five-person crew that loved stringed instruments and wanted to create the best item possible.
What kind of pick does Billy strings use?
Billy uses Blue Chip picks, in particular he uses; Blue Chip Picks TD50. Blue Chip TD55. Blue Chip TP 48.
Are blue chip picks worth the money?
The cost of the picks relates to the cost of the material and labor used to create them. We use an extremely expensive, highly proprietary composite material that must be milled with precision that accounts for the bulk of the cost of each pick. We believe, however, that the result is well worth the price.
How long do BlueChip picks last?
Although our picks are very long lasting and extremely durable, they do not last forever and will wear eventually. All picks are consumables and will eventually wear out. Ours just take much longer than others.
What pick does Bryan Sutton use?
This is the same model as used by the likes of Bryan Sutton and Billy Strings, so there must be some serious mojo in this pick! Slightly thinner than the . 050” coming in at .
Why is blue chip so expensive?
The cost of the picks relates to the cost of the material and labor used to create them. We use an extremely expensive, highly proprietary composite material that must be milled with precision that accounts for the bulk of the cost of each pick.
