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harmonics on short scale guitars
does short scale affect harmonics a lot?
it seems to me that the higher up i capo on a short scale, the harmonics i play sound very flat and lacks the ringing. if i remove the capo or move it down, it starts sounding better. is this normal? |
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Are you discussing what happens to harmonics when capoing a guitar, or just dealing with a short-scale guitar (as built)?
It looks like the former, rather than the latter... ...but just in case: I have no problems with harmonics on my 24" scale guitars.
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I have a 25.5" Taylor 110ce which gives me a hard time pulling out harmonics. Yesterday I played another Taylor, that was actually three times the price of mine, same scale length blah blah blah but I found a little bit easier to pull haromics on it.
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and yes ed... lol |
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haha i have a guitar that costs 3 times less that plays better harmonics so it can't all be due to price.
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