Question for Guitar Players

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  1. shane0911

    shane0911 Helping lost idiots find their village

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  3. Bengal B

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    Oooh, you better watch out when you start living thelifestyle rock 'n roll lifestyle.
     
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    Because this is something YOU would do...

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    My acoustic developed a dead fret on the 12th fret of the G string. I looked at it and could see that the strings at the top of the neck were closer to the frets than they were at the lower end. I got it adjusted with the allen wrench that came with the guitar but I wondered why a guitar I bought new 6 months ago would get a bowed neck. Did that mean that the wood of the neck wasn't properly cured? I asked my guitar teacher and he said that on an acoustic guitar there is about 30 pounds of tension for each string, a total of 180 pounds. Electric guitars only have 10 pounds of pull per string.
     

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