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Old 02-13-2009, 05:44 PM
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need more low end...it seems.

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I just got a Fender American Standard Precision and it came with Fender 8250M strings. I'm use to playing flats so I got some Rotosound RS77LD flats. Since I changed strings it seems like I lost some of the bottom boom. Is there something I can do to get some of the deep end back while using these strings?
Would raising the pickup on the EA side help? I didn't know if this should go under a strings thread or not. I put it here in case someone has some set up adjustments I may try. Thanks.
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Old 02-14-2009, 11:45 AM
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Rotosound flats are "BRIGHT" when new but they should mellow out and play in nice. I use the steve harris series, and love them.
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