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Odd Resonance in Room
I haven’t researched it much but a cursory look has not turned up anything. I recently rearranged my music room/studio and now there is a odd, higher pitched ring when I strum my HD 28. It almost sounds like it could be the tubes in one of my amps vibrating but I haven’t tried removing them yet. It does not seem to be the guitar itself. It is only started since I rearranged the room. Any suggestions as to what may have happened?
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Actually I was wrong. It is the guitar itself as I have moved to different rooms in the house and it is still happening. It is a higher pitched ringing or chiming sound that slowly decays and occurs even it the strings are muted after a moderate or hard strum.
Still, any ideas? |
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I've experienced that before. You probably have a string not seated properly at some point. Some sympathetic vibration somewhere. It'll likely go away when you restring it. Try tuning down and then back up. See if it happens while tuned down. Be sure your ball ends are seated well. Most likely a simple fix. But it's disturbing till you track it down.
Good luck! |
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Maybe break angle at the nut?
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