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- Dołączył(a): 16 cze 2018, o 08:19
26 lip 2018, o 12:52
Hello,
I just bought a new 325V59. When I got the guitar, it of course came with Rickenbacker strings and I was really surprised at how well it stayed in tune. After that, I took the guitar to have it set-up with Pyramid flatwound 13's.
It seems the guitar is now very unstable. It's extremely difficult to tune. For example, I'll play an E chord and it sounds fine. As soon as I play an A, the C# on the B string seems too sharp. I'm extremely frustrated by this tuning problem. I don't blame the strings or the guy who set-up the guitar (he's been working on guitars for years and he does an excellent job on my Hofner and '66 Gretsch Country Gentleman). I just want to know how I can solve this problem.
Please help
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
http://www.rickresource.com/forum/viewt ... =13&t=4719
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Thanks
I just bought a new 325V59. When I got the guitar, it of course came with Rickenbacker strings and I was really surprised at how well it stayed in tune. After that, I took the guitar to have it set-up with Pyramid flatwound 13's.
It seems the guitar is now very unstable. It's extremely difficult to tune. For example, I'll play an E chord and it sounds fine. As soon as I play an A, the C# on the B string seems too sharp. I'm extremely frustrated by this tuning problem. I don't blame the strings or the guy who set-up the guitar (he's been working on guitars for years and he does an excellent job on my Hofner and '66 Gretsch Country Gentleman). I just want to know how I can solve this problem.
Please help
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
http://www.rickresource.com/forum/viewt ... =13&t=4719
Startup video production company
Thanks