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| I've played just about all types of strings. From heavy guage to extra light guages. You know as well as I there are a lot of different name brand strings out there for you to chose from. The best thing I can tell you from experience, is to find a brand that your most comfortable with and stay with them. I have heard that all guitar strings are made from about 3 or 4 companies. This may or may not be true but I do seem to notice a difference in them. It is not a good idea, after you set the intonation, to keep changing different guages of strings. For example if you used to playing a light guage set of strings and you change over to a heavy guage set, the intonation WILL NOT be the same, and your guitar won't be intune all over the neck. So just use a good quality set of strings and stay with them for a while. |
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