hi there, need some help over here
and here how it goes.
I changed my string gauge from .09to .10 and my D machine head just popped out. However it's not the screws that popped out. It's the outer portion of the head that's attached to the platform of the screwed part. Cant really describe with words, but if you guys have the same machine heads you should be able to see them. I'm using those green plastic tunners on the Epiphone SG.
Previously when i changed from .08 to .09 the same thing actually happen ed and it was repair by luthermusic after that.
Is it common that after changing gauge, the tension on the machine head will be tight? having .10 on the guitar now, i don't tune it to standard. i'm on dropped B tunning and it's already tight. It gave me the feeling that if i were to tune up to standard something bad is going to happen.
Is there something that i should have done when changing strings gauge? like adjusting some parts to release the tension?
Adding to my doubts, what's the cause of the screeching and feedback of the guitar whenever you stop playing. i'ts kind of irritating when you have to mute for just a split second. My settings is kind of harsh as i'm playing hardcore, so i figured it might be the pickups?
Thanks Guys!
and here how it goes.
I changed my string gauge from .09to .10 and my D machine head just popped out. However it's not the screws that popped out. It's the outer portion of the head that's attached to the platform of the screwed part. Cant really describe with words, but if you guys have the same machine heads you should be able to see them. I'm using those green plastic tunners on the Epiphone SG.
Previously when i changed from .08 to .09 the same thing actually happen ed and it was repair by luthermusic after that.
Is it common that after changing gauge, the tension on the machine head will be tight? having .10 on the guitar now, i don't tune it to standard. i'm on dropped B tunning and it's already tight. It gave me the feeling that if i were to tune up to standard something bad is going to happen.

Is there something that i should have done when changing strings gauge? like adjusting some parts to release the tension?
Adding to my doubts, what's the cause of the screeching and feedback of the guitar whenever you stop playing. i'ts kind of irritating when you have to mute for just a split second. My settings is kind of harsh as i'm playing hardcore, so i figured it might be the pickups?
Thanks Guys!
