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  • RedJohn
    From the Acoustic Fingerstyle website (http://www.acousticfingerstyle.com/)... "FINGER-PICKING is a Southern-based American instrumental guitar style. Many people incorrectly use the term "Finger-Picking" to mean any right hand style in which the fingers pluck or pull strings. Most of these styles should be simply called "plucking styles". Finger-Picking is a specific and complex melody style which allows one guitar to do the work of two by placing a treble-string melody over a constant bass-string accompaniment. Most Finger-Pickers use a steel-string guitar which is preferable both for its bright, penetrating sound and for its "quicker" narrow neck."
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  • ClasskicksAss
    acoustic definately. Steel stringed. Probably light to medium strings would be best. Im not an expert when it comes to fingerpicking so sorry if this doesnt help much.
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  • Vittorio 'Sam' Manunta-Lowell
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