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Old 06-02-2004, 09:13 PM   #1
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guitar players i need some help

when i try to tune to dadadd to play my sacrifice i keep breaking my string, anyone got any advice.
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Old 06-02-2004, 10:30 PM   #2
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Don't even try on your acoustic because it won't work. ON your electic get a lower gauge string set. maybe 9s? try some Light strings and it will work fine.
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Old 06-03-2004, 12:18 AM   #3
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Hey, what does Mark use anyways?
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Mark uses Ernie ball s 10s and 11s. his gauges vary with his different guitars. I'm jsut mister know-it-all aren't i! j/k!
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LOL! Well cos U know, now I know haha! So I dont mind!
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Best advise I call tell you is, dont do it.

Just change the guages and see if that works for you. This is going to require some trial and error, so go buy some of the generic strings [1 box for the price of one Dean Markley set]. mess around with that and see which works best for you and which is more confortable.

which by the way, you guitarist have it easy. one pair of designer strings will run ya a few bucks. My Dean Markley bass strings run me about 40 bucks and thats for normal guage.
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