John Mayer’s Blue Chip Guitar Picks

In the more recent years (aka since around 2016-17) John seems to have been using Blue Chip picks. These are premium picks made of a special plastic called Vespel. They cost around $35 apiece, and funnily, even John can’t recommend them due to their cost, even though he seems to really like them.

Here’s my pick, it’s a Blue Chip. I cannot endorse it because it’s too expensive. I can’t have people thinking that they need to have a pick like this, because it costs a lot of money. But, I happen to get something out of it. So, yeah.

John Mayer | Instagram Live Stream | 19 November 2017

Even though it’s hard to tell which Blue Chip pick he is using exactly, it’s certainly one of the standard tear-shaped (351) ones. And, since we know that he used Dunlop .88mm in the past, we can safely conclude that he uses a thickness similar to this – therefore the most likely candidate is the Blue Chip TD35.

Feedback

GroundGuitar counts on your criticism and feedback. In case you notice anything wrong with the information posted on this page, or you have knowledge of something that you would like to share, be sure to leave a comment below.

In case you want to talk to me directly and privately, please use the Contact Form and I will get back to you as soon as possible. (Dan)

Subscribe
Notify of
guest
3 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Eric
Eric
1 year ago

Did some further inspection on forums and it indeed is a TD35 that he uses, he ordered a bunch and gets john Mayer inscribed on them. Thanks for the post!

wooga booga
wooga booga
1 year ago

td 80 is 80/1000 inches = 2mm
dunlop .88 is .88mm
the td35 is .88mm
dickh*ad

Last edited 1 year ago by Dan Kopilovic