Post by FloridaGull on Jan 31, 2020 14:04:56 GMT -5
I have been playing my Craviola all week in preparation of using it with the iRig microphone at the open mic on Monday night. As I was practicing, I noticed that when I fretted a C chord, the C on both of the strings was a bit sharp, enough to notice, and make it sound incorrect. I commonly tune all my 12-string guitars one full step down, and Capo at the second fret for normal, or standard, tuning. Thus, the C note was fretted at the 5th fret.
I put the guitar into standard tuning without a capo, and checked with my Snark when I fretted a C chord, and found it to be just a tiny smidge sharp, but not anywhere near the five or six yellow lines sharp that it was on the Snark when capoed at the second fret.
What does this mean? Do I have fret height or setup issues? It seems likely. Just wanted to get the consensus opinion from all you men and women. 🤔
I put the guitar into standard tuning without a capo, and checked with my Snark when I fretted a C chord, and found it to be just a tiny smidge sharp, but not anywhere near the five or six yellow lines sharp that it was on the Snark when capoed at the second fret.
What does this mean? Do I have fret height or setup issues? It seems likely. Just wanted to get the consensus opinion from all you men and women. 🤔
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