Current Events > one of my brand fucking new guitar strings just snapped

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treewojima 08/20/17 7:03:36 PM #1:	the high E. I've had these on here for less than a week. I have spares, but... RAAAAAAGE <cite>treewojima posted [p:885137100] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>the high E. I've had these on here for less than a week. I have spares, but... RAAAAAAGE</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
stone 08/20/17 7:06:54 PM #2:	Tuned it too high? --- PONG WAS REAL? I thought that was just a story parents told kids to scare them <cite>stone posted [p:885137293] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>Tuned it too high?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 08/20/17 7:10:01 PM #3:	stone posted... Tuned it too high? it had stretched a bit and went flat, so I tuned it back to E. it lived a short and violent life <cite>treewojima posted [p:885137472] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote><cite>stone posted...</cite> <quote>Tuned it too high?</quote> it had stretched a bit and went flat, so I tuned it back to E. it lived a short and violent life</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
legolas0008 08/20/17 7:15:34 PM #4:	TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed. --- Wubadubadub, is that true? <cite>legolas0008 posted [p:885137768] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 08/20/17 7:18:41 PM #5:	legolas0008 posted... TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed. i'm far from an expert, but post a pic and i'll take a looksie <cite>treewojima posted [p:885137950] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote><cite>legolas0008 posted...</cite> <quote>TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed.</quote> i'm far from an expert, but post a pic and i'll take a looksie</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
legolas0008 08/20/17 8:20:17 PM #6:	See what I mean, how the strings are putting enough stress on the bridge to actually pull it upward? --- Wubadubadub, is that true? <cite>legolas0008 posted [p:885141972] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote> See what I mean, how the strings are putting enough stress on the bridge to actually pull it upward?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blbmbr666 08/20/17 8:21:54 PM #7:	Adjust your springs on the back of the trem. --- Falco New World Order: http://i.imgur.com/iOYw6Ss.png http://imgur.com/dIifHyi <cite>Blbmbr666 posted [p:885142064] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>Adjust your springs on the back of the trem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
legolas0008 08/20/17 8:57:54 PM #8:	Blbmbr666 posted... Adjust your springs on the back of the trem. The ones visible under the metal plate on the back of the guitar? Do you happen to have a tutorial or anything for doing that? <.< --- Wubadubadub, is that true? <cite>legolas0008 posted [p:885144442] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote><cite>Blbmbr666 posted...</cite> <quote>Adjust your springs on the back of the trem.</quote> The ones visible under the metal plate on the back of the guitar? Do you happen to have a tutorial or anything for doing that? <.<</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 08/20/17 10:09:47 PM #9:	take off the back panel and move/shorten the springs <cite>treewojima posted [p:885148813] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>take off the back panel and move/shorten the springs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Try_Another___ 08/20/17 10:14:49 PM #10:	The main reason I like floyd roses is because if you don't cut your excess string you can just let some slack out in the string and continue using it if it breaks --- I'm just looking for a nice girl to tickle my feet without touching my chin. <cite>Try_Another___ posted [p:885149109] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote>The main reason I like floyd roses is because if you don't cut your excess string you can just let some slack out in the string and continue using it if it breaks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iron jojo 08/20/17 10:43:29 PM #11:	legolas0008 posted... TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed. If you remove the back you can wedge a small block of wood in there to limit the flex. --- vickfan-chucky they hated Jesus homie chuckyhacks-who teh hell is "jesus homie" <cite>iron jojo posted [p:885150889] in one of my ... [t:75691292]...</cite> <quote><cite>legolas0008 posted...</cite> <quote>TC, think you could help me with my string problem? Last time I replaced mine on my electric, I realized the bridge was being pulled too much along with them, as though I were pressing on my vibrato arm, but I don't even have that installed. Like, somehow there's more tension on it than there should be when tuning to the standard tuning, any idea what'd cause that? I can provide a pic if needed.</quote> If you remove the back you can wedge a small block of wood in there to limit the flex.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > one of my brand fucking new guitar strings just snapped