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Any (well, most) experienced tech with the right tool will make sure the contact point/surface is optimal. It's really just fine tuning. Shouldn't take long, if needed at all. I think you should address this issue just to rule it out. Bad contact with the saddle would effect all notes on that string.
Last edited by Ronen Tat; 01-25-2019 at 06:56 AM. |
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got it. Thanks. I'll look into that before going with the thicker string.
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Less mass of string is thinner sounding and from thick to thin, they all change in tonality. A G open is thinner sounding than a G on the D, a thicker string.
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