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So is this common? I used to break a lot of strings with a tone deaf right hand as a rocker 20 years ago. I can't remember the last time I broke one.
In defense of the CU22 it is a NOS 2014 and I just kept the strings on. SO the strings are old and I have probably 5 to 10 hours on this.
It happened last night during my first band play. Around the fifth song the High E snapped at the bridge. Full tone bend.
Do some stop tail break points need filing or sanding around the release point?
In defense of the CU22 it is a NOS 2014 and I just kept the strings on. SO the strings are old and I have probably 5 to 10 hours on this.
It happened last night during my first band play. Around the fifth song the High E snapped at the bridge. Full tone bend.
Do some stop tail break points need filing or sanding around the release point?
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