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I had the same problem with not one but two D strings from La Bella 760FL's.

I’d like to make a correction even though it’s not of great importance. My strings of choice are the TIJF 344’s.

For me, a Bill Lawrence P46 and a set of La Bella 760FL’s. It’s the clarity of the P46 that does it for me.

A P46 for clarity will do the trick.

Black. I’m not a fan of red tort.

@ Fondsdale I tried tuning the 3rd and 15th and the problem still remains. I'll post pictures of the frets tomorrow. I can definitely see flat spots under the D from the 3rd to the 9th fret. Other than that the frets looks fine under the other three strings. I believe a level and crown is in order.

The screws are all the same length. I adjusted the ball on the D to match the same angle as the other three strings. Adjusted the pickup height under the D and nothing has changed.

I'll give it a try and see what happens.

Fender American Standard Precision 2013.

I'll try adjusting the pickup height under the D string. If that's the problem wouldn't every note on the D sound be out as well?

I'll check it out, thank you.

That's the replacement string for the previous one. The silk has bunched up a little at the tree but I didn't see any damage to the string itself.

I believe a level and crown is my only solution at this point..

It's a 2013 Fender American Standard Precision. I'll check the eyelet on the D and see what I can. The rest of the strings have no issues. It's just the D.

I don't have the best lighting to get a good picture of the frets. I'll upload pictures tomorrow when I've got better light.