B1-50

I use it primarily on my Cabronita and Tele

Love the size and weight of this pick! Provides clear tone and playability!

The pick produces a nice, bright tone, and for the most part, I like it. But it is a little too large for me. I prefer a smaller pick. If you make one, I am interested in it.

I’ve been very happy with Token picks, especially the close tolerances on the bevels. Although I’ve always preferred thinner picks, I’m genuinely amazed at how well the B1-50 performs on the strings. It supports fast picking while maintaining excellent attack and articulation. I can wholeheartedly recommend Token flat picks—they’ve become my main pick.

I like this pick! It has a slightly different feel off of the strings on my mandolin than other picks. It is fast and does tremolo well. That has always been my issue with other picks...they do some things well and others not. This pick seems to handle everything.

Love the pick. Loud and clean!

Love it! Great pick!

I liked this one the best of three I have tried so far. For me, slightly smaller and with a little more grip would be better.

This is a 1.27mm thickness pick, and previously I was using a 0.73mm Dunlop Tortex pick. So it took a little while getting used to. The B1-50 does not have as trebly or crisp an attack as the Dunlop, the notes sound slightly muted by comparison. However, there is a solidity or punch of each individual note with the B1-50. Certainly the pick glides over the strings smoothly. I like them both for different reasons and I will have to play with an ensemble to see which pick brings out the best in my D18 when playing with other instruments.

I Love the his pick . I picked one up at the IBMA show and lost it and had to have another.

I use the B1-50 for a crisp, treble, tone for certain fiddle tunes where I want a bright, sparkly, tone. I like having it for tonal variety.