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Like the title says I’m trying to get used to using a thumbpick. I’m trying to learn some licks that require ring and middle finger. However I’m finding that I really dig in the strings with the thumbpick hard enough that the strings hit the frets resulting in bad sounds. 🎸

Good day r/Guitar – This is the January 2023 – Players Stage Thread ALL PLAY POSTS GO IN HERE – Including those seeking to diagnose sound issues/string buzz. This is NOT for BANDS – It is for individual players to show off their chops. This is NOT for PROMOTION of 🎸

I’ve been playing with 60-12 gauge strings for drop B and drop A. I’ve been calling it “My baritone guitar” so my roommates got me 72-13 gauge baritone strings for Christmas. I found 62-13 to be way too heavy for drop B, so I figured I’d just start writing songs 🎸

I’ve played acoustic for about 6 months now and this past thanksgiving I was messing around on my cousin’s electric and this thing is the fucking tits. I love how electric just “pops” if that makes any sense. Anyway, I’m looking into my first electric guitar purchase and been reading 🎸

Surface crack and neck pocket crack. Are these wood cracks or paint? Why is the surface wrinkly? Thanks!! https://imgur.com/a/lASUjG3 submitted by /u/Crafty-Fee-8756 [link] [comments]

hello I’ve had a yamaha fg800 for awhile now and my hands are gonna run away from the trauma they are getting. On an electric I’m a God but I love acoustic. I measured the action of my guitar using picks (very accurate) and found that my guitars action at 🎸