B3-45

Medium triangle (same size as the Blue Chip TP 48, non-rounded w/ speed bevels), slightly thinner at 0.045”: great volume, brighter than the A3-50 that I also own (which is a very bright sounding pick), very low friction as well - but the slippery feel of the torlon makes this smaller pick feel even less secure in my hand. Both picks have a sort of clicky, chirpy sound on attack. Although they produce significantly more volume than the TP 48, the relatively warmer tone and better grip-feel in the hands keeps that pick as my solid #1 for now.

The pick has a unique tone, that I like. Bright without being brittle. The only down side is you don't (yet) offer a pick the size of the BlueChip STP. That seems to be the ideal size for me.

I bought an A3-50 the first day you opened for business. I loved the pick but the size wasn't 100% comfortable. I just got the B3-45 and OH MY GOD! It is brighter than the .050" pick and I didn't expect how forward and pronounced the tone is on both my rosewood and mahogany guitars. I consider this pick to be a superior pick in every way. It is amazing how 35 dollars can have such an impact on your tone. One of the cheapest ways I can think of to sound better. Daniel, you and your team should be very proud. You make an amazing tone tool.