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Old 07-12-2011, 06:16 AM
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Buzz from E string

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Hi guys,


I recently got my new Sandberg California Tm5 and it was fine until a few days ago when I noticed there was a lot of buzzing coming from the E string. I think it probably just needs a set up, but if I could sort it out myself I would prefer to do so as money is tight..

Any ideas on what this could be?
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Old 07-13-2011, 09:27 AM
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Instrument played appropriately, then did not. What changed during that time? Stings changed, tuning, intonation, etc?
In an amplified or un-amplified state this buzz is apparent, yet prior, it was not? Did anything occur differently from playing style to location? Only one string does this whenever is it fretted or open (it shows this problem)?

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