
It's a good metronome and a fair enough tuner. I proceeded to tune my guitar and my son's bass. I discovered a strange effect on my low E string. The open string E is in tune, but the first fret F is almost 50 cents sharp. The tuning gets better as I go up the fretboard. I always thought that string sounded a bit strange, but that F is darn close to an F#. The other strings don't have that problem.
Anybody have an idea why this might happen?
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Hmmm . . . that's weird. I'd almost say you should adjust your intonation--but you usually encounter that kind of problem further up the neck.
I dunno. Might be worth a try. Couldn't hurt.
I looked into that this evening and it seems the little spring is wound pretty tight. I'm thinking that the string might just be worn out.
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