70sSanO
Well-known member
In the past I have changed strings without any intonation issues.
So this past weekend I decided to swap out my current Aquilas on my tenor for a new set. Everything went well except the high G. The intonation was sharp by 20+ cents.
Put the old one on, fine... new one back on, intonation off. Bad string... probabaly.
I didn't really want to put the old string back on, so I decided to put some new Worth Brown Strong strings I had laying around and the High G is right on... but the C string with the Worths is now sharp by 20+ cents.
Is it possible that both sets have one bad string?
Is this very common?
I have never encountered this before.
John
So this past weekend I decided to swap out my current Aquilas on my tenor for a new set. Everything went well except the high G. The intonation was sharp by 20+ cents.
Put the old one on, fine... new one back on, intonation off. Bad string... probabaly.
I didn't really want to put the old string back on, so I decided to put some new Worth Brown Strong strings I had laying around and the High G is right on... but the C string with the Worths is now sharp by 20+ cents.
Is it possible that both sets have one bad string?
Is this very common?
I have never encountered this before.
John