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Anyone else fingerpicks on e-guitar?

I grabbed one triple pack of these yellow "Ibanez Pult 1" fingerpicks, today. At home, I took one and simply started to jingle around and realized, THIS is really fun! And by the way, it sounded really nice for my taste.
 

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But I can tell you one thing!
Whenever I'm grabbing my Ibanez AM 53, jazzing around with this Semi is too much fun! I could do it for hours and hours. :)
 

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I am a talentless hack who nonetheless has fun trying to hammer out a few of my favorite songs on a Epiphone LP. I usually run the guitar through my phone and into a headset, using the free AmpliTube app.

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You know, the endless funny thing for me about jazzing around is, that you only need the one jazzmans-grip for you whole fretboard.
If music could always be that simple. :p
 
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I don't want to learn gutiar for real. Just having fun, jazzing around a little with my semi-acoustic. Works very well, with gain up, master volume down.
 
Anybody know a good place/forum to sell a higher end electric guitar? I’d like to a avoid eBay or GC if at all possible.

Thanks in advance!
Online you could consider reverb.com. They have lots of instruments for sale, though I'm not sure how much different/better it is than say eBay. You could also sell on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. Other than that, you're probably stuck with a local shop, but perhaps you could find one that specializes in higher end guitars. I don't know of any in your area, but there are a few places around the country that are known for higher end stuff.
 
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But it's always astonishing to me, how much influence the right pick has! I just love my Ibanez M(edium) rubber plecs. In combination with the chorus pedal, it gives a wonderful rich, shiny sound. :)
 

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But it's always astonishing to me, how much influence the right pick has! I just love my Ibanez M(edium) rubber plecs. In combination with the chorus pedal, it gives a wonderful rich, shiny sound. :)

I play a lot of 80s post-punk/indie/goth stuff and the chorus peddle is essential for all that. A Capo also helps get that jangly sound. I’ve been thinking about getting a Fender Jaguar (entry-level Squire or Player) to really nail that sound, but I need to remind myself I’m really not good enough yet.
 

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