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I am testing the phosphor bronze in my OM-18 and the truth is that I like the tone they have, although I also like the John Pearse and they are easier to get.
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Can you explain this about the slothead? |
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Old thread revival but here I am... on a string journey. There are so many factors with strings... including how some lose their tone rather quickly.. as in within a few weeks yet can sound astounding within the first week.
I record a lot so I notice this decay of tone a lot, especially when trying to add to material recorded earlier and trying to match the tone... it can be a moving target.. even with PB sets. Quote:
I tend to leave my strings wound together and uncut until I get some tuning stability -- stretching the strings, etc... especially if I'm going to bend. But I found from my days changing strings and tuning electrics, that this just works better and produces fewer 'duds' and I've continued doing this with acoustics too. Looks ugly.. and you gotta be careful not scratch the headstock but...yah.. there are so many things to be cautious of when re-stringing. |
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Just ordered 2 sets of the double wound 12 string sets looking forward to trying them I always prefer a warm sound to a bright sound on acoustics
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I use the double wound strings on one of my 6 string guitars and they are fantastic. It's like they add an extra dimension to the sound.
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