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10-09-2022, 07:08 PM
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I own one and only one acoustic guitar, and it's a 00-18. Mine is a Custom Shop slothead 12-fretter (commissioned by L.A. Guitar Sales), so it's a little different from the one the OP has.
It can be strummed or it can be finger-picked, no problem. It has a rich, full-bodied midrange and delicate top-end, and more than enough low-end thump for most applications. It doesn't sound "small." Like many posters in this thread, I recommend Martin Retro .012's. They sound more clear, balanced, and 'pure' vs. PB, and they last a really long time. On my 00-18, they sounded a bit metallic for the first week or so, but once they settled in, became really sweet-sounding on that guitar. 
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1955 Gibson ES-125 1956 Fender Champ lap steel 1964 Guild Starfire III 1984 Rickenbacker 330 1990s Mosrite (Kurokumo) Ventures 2002/2005 Fender Japan '60s Tele [TL-62-66US] 2008 Hallmark 60 Custom 2018 Martin Custom Shop 00-18 slot-head 1963 Fender Bandmaster (blonde blackface) 1965 Ampeg Gemini I 2020 Mojotone tweed Champ kit build 
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