Lehik
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Hello fellows,
I recently noticed that when I play certain chords on my P20E, especially the ones where the high e and b strings are open (like Asus2 for example), I'm hearing quite loud "howl" of overtones/harmonics over the chord. There's a huge difference between different chords, for example a G major sounds very balanced and it doesn't seem to have any such frequencies that would come over too loud. The problem is very audible especially when using the piezo mic, but is noticeable unplugged too.
I had changed the strings about a month ago and I think I noticed the problem like few weeks ago. As I was looking for a solution, I swapped in a new set of (different brand, same gauge) strings, but it didn't fix the problem.
Can changes humidity cause such problems?
I recently noticed that when I play certain chords on my P20E, especially the ones where the high e and b strings are open (like Asus2 for example), I'm hearing quite loud "howl" of overtones/harmonics over the chord. There's a huge difference between different chords, for example a G major sounds very balanced and it doesn't seem to have any such frequencies that would come over too loud. The problem is very audible especially when using the piezo mic, but is noticeable unplugged too.
I had changed the strings about a month ago and I think I noticed the problem like few weeks ago. As I was looking for a solution, I swapped in a new set of (different brand, same gauge) strings, but it didn't fix the problem.
Can changes humidity cause such problems?