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Alright d-red/zekeydekey. What's up with the two different screen names? You're confusing me, man!
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explanation in PM. Old user name getting retired basically. Sorry all for the confusion.
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Florestan and Eusebius?
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Over my head man! |
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Okay, that was lazy. A quick Yahoo search reveals some thoughts on the duality of man. Nice. I will add "Born to Kill" and this. |
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Always happy to enlighten.
Sorry about the oblique reference. I'm in the middle of grading the final exams from my course on Romantic music, and I guess my lines got crossed. |
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It is doubtful that the string could suddenly become "louder". What you are probably hearing is a slight twang/buzz which sounds louder because the sound is a little discordant and disagreeable. My bet for the cause of that is a poor slot at the nut (but that would only affect a non fretted string), or more likely poor string contact at the saddle.
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That's what I thought myself. This sort of thing happens a lot in the springtime ... humidity changes can cause the relief to lessen. How high is the action on your guitar? Low action makes the guitar a lot more sensitive to things like seasonal variation and fret wear. |
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