I've got a Yamaha acoustic which, for the most part, is fantastic. However, I've noticed that the third string's tuner seems to slip further flat -- between a quarter-tone and a semi-tone -- and more frequently than do the other five -- they seem rather stable and I generally need very small adjustments unless the weather is weird. Is there anything I can do by myself to make the one more stable? If not, it's not too big a deal as it's not like the string is coming all the way loose -- I'm just curious.
Slipping tuner
- Thread starter Andrew Chung
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Well damn, I haven't been back here in ages. Steel string. I've since changed my strings, and things seem better now, but I would still love some advice anyways if one of the tuners ever slips again.
If it's truly slipping on the tuner, more wraps on the tuner will increase stability. The G string is notorious for presenting tuning problems across many different guitars, though. Unless the guitar has a Floyd Rose bridge and locking nut, you may benefit from some graphite or nutsauce in the string slot to keep it from catching or bunching up.
Try doing this way. I've a 1995 MIM Strat that the tuner are cheap and by doing this way they stay in tune.
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