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Originally posted by jake sommers:
i don't have a set pair of strings i always get, over the past year i've had martin's,ball's,darco,d'addrio's,fender's, i hear elixir's are pretty good and expensive.
and i've been known to have 3 E strings on a guitar, one in the b string position or have a b string in the g string position i usually that on my acoustic or my first electric where the action wasn't so good.
Thats not too good of an idea, you WILL mess up your intonation that way, you have to re-set it every time you change gauges for the best possible action (especially on a Floyd). Also, changing guages can mess up your guitar's neck if done too much, because evey time you change string gauges, you're changing the amount of tension on the neck. Putting 3 high e strings on a guitar will most definitely have some very bad side effects after a while, like neck warping.
