1) I’ve spent the last 3 1/2 year’s working on fingerstyle techniques for harp guitar. The hardest thing I’ve done yet is working in the “super trebles,” which are high-pitched strings for the fingers to play below the sound hole. It’s taken a year of hard practice, driving everyone nuts with the same songs over and over, veeeeerrrryyyy sssslllllooooowwwwllllly, until just a couple weeks ago, when it finally kicked in and I started to be able to play at tempo. Wow. I’ve never tackled any one technique that took that long to get to the point where I don’t completely suck at it. Tremolo technique is the next hill I’m climbing, and that’s coming along well, I think. 2) Sweep picking is another, which falls, for now, under #2. Ima get it tho. I’m determined, because it’s also #3.

@Billy T Scrapper Thanks! It’s hard-earned, but is more satisfying because of it!

@Joshua Croft Yep! Played great right out of the box. 😊

@Krishna Singh Thank you!

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🤘That’s pretty damn cool. Thanks for sharing!

@Ben Fisher it pairs amazingly well with both tube amps pictured. The mini bucker in the neck position is my fave, full and split.

@Ben Fisher You betcha! Here ya go: