I have a Jackson Fusion that I was considering tuning down to B standard. Now I've heard 24.75" scale length guitars can have trouble with intonation at low tunings... would B be too low? If so what is the lowest tuning I could get away with?
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Originally posted by artonsafari View PostI've run my Les Paul with 11s(?) BEADGB but wasn't playing much lead. Seemed ok, for power chords. Was thinking about doing AEADGB on one of my 25.5 scale guitars but can't pick which one.I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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Originally posted by toejam View PostB tuning on a 6-string is B-E-A-D-F♯-BAny way you could possibly put more shit into your sig?
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Zakk Wylde tunes his 24.75 guitars super low at times. But on those he uses a .070 for the bottom string. A regular nut will have to be seriously cut to accommodate it, but a Floyd nut works fine.Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
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Originally posted by VoiceX3 View PostZakk Wylde tunes his 24.75 guitars super low at times. But on those he uses a .070 for the bottom string. A regular nut will have to be seriously cut to accommodate it, but a Floyd nut works fine.I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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Anything below B or Drop A, I'd get a baritone of at least 26" scale, and at least a 76 gauge string depending how tight you want the tension.
On my Carvin 8-string that's 27" scale, I use at least an 80 or 82 for the low F# string.I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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