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Removing String Tree Strat. My ej strat with staggered tuners needs a string tree due to string resonance behind the nut. Usually, original string trees are cheap metal “butterfly” string trees which create friction between the strings and the retainers. Install regular strat string trees and keep'em ever so slightly lubed with a tiny smidgen of vaseline or graphite. To reduce friction—and thus improve tuning stability—you have two options: Solve tuning issues and problems with string breakage on your guitar with new string. Use a string tree made from a slippery material such as graphite (photo 2), or install a string. I think that i've seen 2 trees on pretty much any squier or fender that has them, but i recently got a used peavey raptor (strat. In this case, upgrading your guitar by replacing the string trees is the right choice. My latest tele build with out staggered tuners doesn't need a string tree at. I bought a used fender stratocaster neck.

My ej strat with staggered tuners needs a string tree due to string resonance behind the nut. I bought a used fender stratocaster neck. I think that i've seen 2 trees on pretty much any squier or fender that has them, but i recently got a used peavey raptor (strat. My latest tele build with out staggered tuners doesn't need a string tree at. Solve tuning issues and problems with string breakage on your guitar with new string. Install regular strat string trees and keep'em ever so slightly lubed with a tiny smidgen of vaseline or graphite. Use a string tree made from a slippery material such as graphite (photo 2), or install a string. To reduce friction—and thus improve tuning stability—you have two options: In this case, upgrading your guitar by replacing the string trees is the right choice. Usually, original string trees are cheap metal “butterfly” string trees which create friction between the strings and the retainers.

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Removing String Tree Strat Usually, original string trees are cheap metal “butterfly” string trees which create friction between the strings and the retainers. To reduce friction—and thus improve tuning stability—you have two options: My latest tele build with out staggered tuners doesn't need a string tree at. My ej strat with staggered tuners needs a string tree due to string resonance behind the nut. Usually, original string trees are cheap metal “butterfly” string trees which create friction between the strings and the retainers. In this case, upgrading your guitar by replacing the string trees is the right choice. Use a string tree made from a slippery material such as graphite (photo 2), or install a string. I bought a used fender stratocaster neck. Solve tuning issues and problems with string breakage on your guitar with new string. I think that i've seen 2 trees on pretty much any squier or fender that has them, but i recently got a used peavey raptor (strat. Install regular strat string trees and keep'em ever so slightly lubed with a tiny smidgen of vaseline or graphite.