It doesn't matter... they're both the same. The only area that pucker is superior is in articulation... you can articulate faster in a pucker. So, if you have a passage where you're playing multiples of the same note (in a row) or where you want to have each note "pop" out... articulate... then pucker. Watch Jason Ricci's interview again, he speaks about this.
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It doesn't matter... they're both the same. The only area that pucker is superior is in articulation... you can articulate faster in a pucker. So, if you have a passage where you're playing multiples of the same note (in a row) or where you want to have each note "pop" out... articulate... then pucker. Watch Jason Ricci's interview again, he speaks about this.