Andrew H
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I like to display my 69 RI Fender Mustang openly in my room, with the air-con at 23ºC about over 50% of the day, Is this a bad thing to do?
I also clean the strings regularly with the Gibson guitar care string cleaner liquid, which I think is made up of Alcohol and Vinegar, from its smell.
But, the strings sounds dead so quickly even after I changed the strings like 2 weeks ago, with Fender Bullet light gauges.
I read about Elixir strings and how they said their strings have 3-5 times more life than other string brands because of their Nanoweb and polyweb coating, but I'm not hoping they would be so cheap, but I'm considering it
So how do I keep my strings sound bright and twangy?
I also clean the strings regularly with the Gibson guitar care string cleaner liquid, which I think is made up of Alcohol and Vinegar, from its smell.
But, the strings sounds dead so quickly even after I changed the strings like 2 weeks ago, with Fender Bullet light gauges.
I read about Elixir strings and how they said their strings have 3-5 times more life than other string brands because of their Nanoweb and polyweb coating, but I'm not hoping they would be so cheap, but I'm considering it
So how do I keep my strings sound bright and twangy?
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