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Wow! What a CLOWN.
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@buslady what would you know? you're a rookie! :P
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I'm a rookie and even I know you don't yank strings like that!
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Actually, you can strech a little to ensure it stays in tune. But not like this. I cringe every time I watch this video.
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You can't stretch strings! What you are doing is taking the slack off the tuning machines.
You can ruin your neck this way, though. Very effective!
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@JaicobMcCarreyMusic "Experts" aren't always experts. I've played a bass for 14 years and have never needed to "stretch" my strings in such a way. They have always stayed in tune just fine. And what some people think of as "clangy" others think of as "bright" or "clear". That's a very subjective thing anyways.
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@ExertionMusic I retract that statement - metal does stretch. BUT...Here's a little experiment for you: go get a bass string and then go get a bass neck and apply the same force to them and see which one "stretches" first. Good luck! ;)
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@NKUSigEp11 metal doesn't stretch? Rats, I have to look up my physics teachers now and let them now. Thanks!
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If I did that to my bass, my bass would slap me!
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@NKUSigEp11 Experts say to stretch your strings out on any instrument, otherwise it does go out tune quicker, and gives a lot clangy sound
Please don't do this to any instrument.
13thStreetGuitars 2 years ago 62
I understand stretching the strings a bit, but that seems a little overboard.
Thatfatguyfrommars 1 year ago 2