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Old 04-30-2008, 10:20 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by TomAwesome View Post
No offense taken, but it doesn't sound half as bad as you'd think. It sounds kind of crappy now, because the strings are several months old, but aside from that my only complaint has been that the lowest string has a little too much of a bass quality (since it is a .080" bass string after all). I had the same gripe when that string was tuned to Eb, though. When I get new strings, maybe a new pickup, and a decent hold over making recordings that don't sound like complete garbage, I'll try to get a clip together.
Then, why don't you just tune higher (as in "still lower than an 8 string's lowest string but higher than you're tuning right now")? Maybe the E or Eb below an 8 string's F#? That would be a sure fire way to get a better sound out of it.
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