That yamaha probably doesnt transmit lows too well. I kkow with my dove, 80/20's have waaaaay more low end, but hardly any mids. Phosphors do shift dhe sound as it did with yours, i just had a lot more low end than you did with 80/20. Also the highs with phosphor was diminished a tad.
80/20s usually sound better on high end guitars that are well balanced and tend to be naturally less bright.
That yamaha probably doesnt transmit lows too well. I kkow with my dove, 80/20's have waaaaay more low end, but hardly any mids. Phosphors do shift dhe sound as it did with yours, i just had a lot more low end than you did with 80/20. Also the highs with phosphor was diminished a tad.
The brand doesn't really matter. The wood and body shape will affect that
If you want a better sound do martin guitar strings or Ernie ball acoustic
80/20 Bronze 0:21
Phosphor Bronze 0:34
Dude you're killing your neck cutting all the strings at once. You relieve all the string tension. This js bad. Replace one at a time.
I've never had a problem doing it like that and my guitar is $140
Just loosen up those strings first before cutting all of it, i had no problem doing it for a long time
You know what bro, first you loosen it up and then cut the strings one by one. It doesn't affect the neck anyway more.
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for a classical guitar maybe but most steel string acoustics have truss rods
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How hilarious I was just listening to Django Reinhardt
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