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Originally Posted by mirwa
The problem when someone changes a set of strings for you, is the unknown, did they adjust anything else at the same time.
If the guitar was playing fine before hand and the strings fitted are the same as before, then likely the person has tweaked the truss rod just a little or the nut was border line and the string change has taken it down that little bit too much.
If the strings are of a different gauge, then a small mismatch may have occured which has allowed a bit of backbowing.
I am in Australia as well.
A good setup can do wonders.
Steve
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Hey Steve, thanks for the comment dude and No the man didn't adjust the truss rod at all, I was there when he was changing the strings so I know for a fact he didn't touch anything else other than the strings and the brass pins i wanted to put in. that brings me to another question. if i switched from plastic pins to brass pins could that possible be the reason i'm getting string rattle? i don't know enough about the tech side of guitars to know for sure but may it be a possibility?