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Quick question. I looked this issue up real quick and there could be 2 possibilities at work.
Nut: I restrung the Bass a while ago, pretty sure it has the standard strings (maybe a bit lighter, not sure)
Could be a nut issue
2: String trees: It was on a Fender Bass site I saw that possible fix.
The LTD doesn't come with trees. I do not want to introduce them to the equation neither, so I'm thinking there might be a 3rd possibility. When I restrung the Bass, I applied my string winding technique for guitar. So I have 3 winds on each string....except for the low E which has 4 (accidentally). Would too many winds on the peg cause this? If anyone has run into this particular situation, let me know how you dealt with it yourself please. It's really frigging annoying.
Oh, I'm pretty sure I applied Nut Sauce to the nut before the change as well, if that helps the assessment here. I'll try posting a decent pic or 2 very soon.
Thanks in advance
Nut: I restrung the Bass a while ago, pretty sure it has the standard strings (maybe a bit lighter, not sure)
Could be a nut issue
2: String trees: It was on a Fender Bass site I saw that possible fix.
The LTD doesn't come with trees. I do not want to introduce them to the equation neither, so I'm thinking there might be a 3rd possibility. When I restrung the Bass, I applied my string winding technique for guitar. So I have 3 winds on each string....except for the low E which has 4 (accidentally). Would too many winds on the peg cause this? If anyone has run into this particular situation, let me know how you dealt with it yourself please. It's really frigging annoying.
Oh, I'm pretty sure I applied Nut Sauce to the nut before the change as well, if that helps the assessment here. I'll try posting a decent pic or 2 very soon.
Thanks in advance