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Well, I've heard that keeping an acoustic 12-string tuned to DGCFAD (or I guess that's dD gG cC fF AA DD , isn't it? ![[Linked Image]](http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/smile.gif) ) keeps it from being overstressed. I've also heard people say, though, that with a high-quality guitar it doesn't matter, that you can tune 'em right up. I'd suggest taking the Fender to a good acoustic guitar repairman and ask what they think. I don't think tuning it "low" will hurt, though. ------------------ Later, Pat
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