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I'm having a little trouble with my stratocaster bridge. I put new strings in it and the bridge is lifted now. It plays alright, but it's kinda annoying. So how do I fix it? I tried tightening the spring tension, but it didn't make much of a difference.
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you need to tighten the springs more. add more springs if you have to
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>>73967896
Thanks anon, but why didn't the bridge lift with the old strings?
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You probably bought heavier strings that the ones you had before, also there's the guitar general (/gg/) you can ask that kind of stuff there too
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>>73967916
it could be that the new strings have more tension because they haven't been broken in
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>>73967916
You probs put them on weirdly. Could also be that they're the wrong tensility for your guitar, but I assume you checked that before purchasing.
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>>73968000
idk man, I've been playing on these strings for a few months.
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>>73968122
What gauges bruh?
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>>73968232
No idea, I bought it used half a year ago and the neck says it is a squier standard, but I don't think squier ever made an HH strat.
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Like the other anons have said, you more than likely put a heavier gauge of strings on it than what was on it before. Either put more tension on the bridge or tune that bitch to drop Z and kill babies with the brootz.
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