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Right...but I don't think you're saying that all guitars are equally capable of that are you? Nor are all amps. Some guitars and amps are better than others. I do agree that obsessing over certain details is not going to be all that productive. But ultimately the point is that the...
I use a hybrid kind of picking...part pick, part fingers. I've been using the same picks since back in the 70s. I think I'll stick with them and don't really care what anyone else does.
Here's one at a gig with my 60s band in Long Beach. Yes, there is a guy with a LP in this photo!
Of course, the main attraction is two excellent go-go dancers. That's Lacey on my left.
We had what turned out to be a great gig the other night. But started with some really awful news. One of the band members found out that a close and very dear relative had just been diagnosed with a deadly disease. He showed up at the gig anyhow; walked in and apologized in advance telling us...