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Jack Ritter

 

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Enid, Oklahoma, USA
Post  Posted 8 Dec 2010 11:38 am    
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When I tune the raise to E on the 2nd string and release the RKL the D# pitch returns way high on the 2nd string . Nothing is overtightned and there is a little slack space between the hex nuts and the changer. All the fingers are returning even---none left pulled in. Never happened before. Any one got any ideas?? Jack
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Jim Eaton


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Santa Susana, Ca
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2010 3:53 pm    
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Does the lower from D# - D come back in tune?
Might be the roller hanging up.
JE:-)>
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Jack Ritter

 

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Enid, Oklahoma, USA
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2010 5:26 pm    
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Hi Jim
Thanks for your interest. Got the problem fixed with the help of Jay Thompson. Mechanics all ok, but some how the 1st string pull had got way overtuned hi and it was fighting with the 2nd string. He had me back everything clear off and retune it including the 6th string lower and it works like it should .
WE are fortunate to have this Forum where one can get help from fine people like you guys.
Merry Christmas to you all! Jack Ritter
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