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Post by rickfan60 »

8ers can be played in either style. The only real difference is that 8ers are stiffer and require more finger strength and endurance.
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Playing an s8 sans pick can lead to blisters which can lead to this (see below) if you are foolish enough to play anything else within a few days.....ask me how I know. Image

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I play fingerstyle and have only had this one "minor" mishap.
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That pic is a forum classic!
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GONE!

to somebody here, me thinks...
Buy it before someone else does
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Post by kcole4001 »

Not a bad price at all!
Plus five minus five!
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Post by dswp »

Looks like Mike Parks got it.. I think>>>
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Post by marc61 »

Yeah, Mike got it.

About two years ago, I picked one up off the forum for $1K, put it on Ebay for $1500, and Mike grabbed that one too.
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