Favedave
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This is not a problem, I am merely curious. I have Gretsch 12 String Electromatic Hollow Body and a Vox Bobcat V90 bought in the last month.
When I play them for the first time each day, often a few strings are slightly sharp. (It was all in tune when I put it away.) I keep them in their HSC overnight, and in the same room as me, which doesn't vary in temperature much.
This also happened with a Casino Worn I had for a while.
BTW, all guitars were professionally set up and the action is perfect, the necks are not bowed or anything.
It's probably because I am just ignorant, but I thought the strings would go flat, not sharp. At least that's what happened with the classical guitar I played for years before switching to electric 6 months ago.
Again, this is so not a big deal as I tune it all the time anyway, but I just wanna learn. Thanks!
When I play them for the first time each day, often a few strings are slightly sharp. (It was all in tune when I put it away.) I keep them in their HSC overnight, and in the same room as me, which doesn't vary in temperature much.
This also happened with a Casino Worn I had for a while.
BTW, all guitars were professionally set up and the action is perfect, the necks are not bowed or anything.
It's probably because I am just ignorant, but I thought the strings would go flat, not sharp. At least that's what happened with the classical guitar I played for years before switching to electric 6 months ago.
Again, this is so not a big deal as I tune it all the time anyway, but I just wanna learn. Thanks!