Yesterday I was being a dummy and tried to raise the action on the left side of my flush-mounted Floyd Rose equipped guitar. This obviously makes the bridge not sit flat, and thus it is "half-floating" and doesn't have a solid connection to the body and it caused a bunch of tuning issues.
As any God-fearing man, I don't believe in this tonewood nonsense. But maybe it's the ghouls and goblins that rain down upon us on October 31st, but when I fixed it and gave it a more solid mechanical connection to the body of the guitar, it seemed to have a noticeable shift in tone. The weird thing is the apparent tone change didn't line up with what it's supposed to according to the tonewood rules. Again, maybe I'm making this up, but with the more mechanically solid connection, it seemed to have less bass and a clearer lower midrange. Which is odd because the acoustic guitar of the tone is very dark with an average amount of bass. It did not appear to effect the higher end of the frequency spectrum.
Must be ghosts or something.
As any God-fearing man, I don't believe in this tonewood nonsense. But maybe it's the ghouls and goblins that rain down upon us on October 31st, but when I fixed it and gave it a more solid mechanical connection to the body of the guitar, it seemed to have a noticeable shift in tone. The weird thing is the apparent tone change didn't line up with what it's supposed to according to the tonewood rules. Again, maybe I'm making this up, but with the more mechanically solid connection, it seemed to have less bass and a clearer lower midrange. Which is odd because the acoustic guitar of the tone is very dark with an average amount of bass. It did not appear to effect the higher end of the frequency spectrum.
Must be ghosts or something.
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