Common questions

Why does my a string sound weird?

Why does my a string sound weird?

Fret buzz is the annoying sound caused by a guitar string rattling/buzzing against a fret wire when the guitar string is being plucked or played. There are three common causes of fret buzz: String Action is too low. Neck does not have enough “relief” (neck is too straight, or bowing backwards)

Do new guitar strings sound tinny?

Brand new guitar strings can sound incredibly bright and metallic sounding compared to the warm or muddy sound of an old set of strings. For some guitarists, this is a welcome change and big upgrade in tone. For other guitarists who prefer a warmer tone, the metallic or tinny sound you get with new strings sounds bad.

Why do classical guitars have plastic strings?

As the temperature of a classical guitar rises, so does its pitch. Likewise, a decrease in temperature means a lower pitch. This is because the synthetic fibers in polymers such as nylon that are used in the strings of classical guitars tend to contract when the strings warm up under a certain amount of tension.

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Why is my guitar string loose?

Generally, assuming your guitar isn’t broken, strings loosen when they are new. It’s as though you are wrestling with them to remain tight. They also loosen when when you vigorously play. They also loosen in various weather conditions.

Why does my G string buzz?

If your G string buzzes as an open string, the problem is the nut height. Once you place your finger on any fret and the buzz goes away, it can only mean that the nut height is too low and the string is touching the first fret or two. This is the buzz that happens behind the fretted notes (toward the headstock or nut).

Why do new guitar strings sound different?

Coated strings sound darker because they remove some of the “bumpiness” and buzz from the string. Silk-and-Steel Strings sound darker because of the silk or silk-like insulation between the wound string and the string core. Thicker gauge strings sound darker than lighter strings.

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How do you keep the new string sound?

New strings should have a really nice, rich tone to them. Check your tuning, then play for about 10-15 minutes, and check tuning again. You’ll probably find it out of tune. Keep doing that until it stays in tune, as new strings need time to settle.

What causes string buzz guitar?

Fret buzz is a buzzing noise that occurs when the string vibrates against one or more of the frets. Generally speaking, if the buzz seems to be only at the 1st fret, that usually means the nut is too low, or the grooves in the nut have worn down too low.

What are the names of the strings on a classical guitar?

Ok, so the standard guitar string names are E, A, D, G, B, E.

Should guitar strings be tight or loose?

As long as the guitar is in tune, then the strings are as tight as they should be. But don’t worry! If your guitar strings feel too tight, there are some things you can do to reduce the tensions in the strings and still have an in-tune guitar.

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What is the scale length of a Cordoba Dolce?

Dolce is one of the down-scaled guitars from Iberia series made by Cordoba. It comes with 7/8 scale, which is actually 24-4/5″ long. This scale length allows for a full-sized body to be built around it and thus allows a strong and clear tone.

What is a Dolce guitar made of?

The Dolce is a handmade 7/8 size nylon string guitar built with a solid cedar top and mahogany back and sides. Its traditional 7-fan bracing produces a rich and warm Spanish sound in spite of its slightly reduced string length (630mm scale length).

What is a Córdoba guitar?

Every Córdoba is lightweight, responsive, and a direct descendant of the Spanish tradition. Córdoba guitars are designed in the Spanish tradition — resonant, lightweight and handmade. Varying from 1/4 to full size and with many color, tonewood, style and cutaway/electric options, your dream nylon string guitar is just a click away.

What kind of truss rod does the Córdoba guitar have?

Like all Córdoba guitars, a lightweight adjustable truss rod is built into the neck for stability. Due to ongoing product development efforts, specifications are subject to change without notice.