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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Hey thanks for the quick response but I thing I got it tunned the whole thing 1/2 step down and did
d#--0--
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D#--x--
I guess when I tryied ti the first times I was accidentily muteing the d#(normaly high e) string so it sounded flat and like crap little bit of hand shift and it worked out fine thanks again for shuc a quick reply.
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