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Light, medium, heavy: what the numbers on the pack actually decide for your hands, your tuning and your sound.

Light, medium, heavy: what the numbers on the pack actually decide for your hands, your tuning and your sound.

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A two-chord shuffle with a bass-note bounce that has broken in more new players than almost any country song.

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Pick, fingers, thumb, or hybrid — each right-hand approach changes what your guitar can do.