I haven't used anything but the standard tuning mode it ships with... Stringjoy Strings is a great new company out of Nashville making very high-quality strings, very highly regarded...
Thanks! I just did that - the bass side was much higher - and that helped the intonation overall, and yet with the E, A, and D saddles all the way back, the 12th fret is still sharp on my Peterson StroboStomp.
The saddles came in the typical stairstep pattern with space on both the front and back on all the saddles - exactly what I expected to see. The intonation was off from the beginning. I adjusted the saddles on the stock strings and ran into the problem I'm describing. Then I just did replace the...
I just replaced the stock strings with a set of Stringjoy 10-48, stretched them out well, and the problem persists.
The neck has some relief, not flat. I am not sure if that would change anything to flatten it up some.
When I got it, the saddles were set to the typical stairstep positions.
I am running into a bizarre situation trying to get my new 594 to intonate. With the low E and A string saddles all the way back, the fretted 12th note is still sharper than the harmonic or open string. I am using the flat/forward, sharp/back technique.
Am I nuts? Is there something I am not...
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