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According to post #5 the frequency that is most troubling to the OP is 800hZ. Before I go any further, let's take a look at 6 string guitar frequencies. When the OP is playing an open Am chord using only strings 4, 3, and 2 the frequencies are 164.8, 220.0, 261.6 respectively. I'll grant it...

@Kcater You received lots of great advice here at HR.

According to your 1st post you bought that D28 in 2009. Throughout this thread you have received a plethora of advice to get to the root cause of your dissatisfaction seemingly to no avail. When you say "Open Am Chord" do you mean to say your fingering is

SWEET!

Umm, okay, female it is. Whitney Houston

Johnny Mathis

Bumping this thread

https://www.ironmountaindailynews.com/obituaries/2025/06/peter-fontana-2/

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"TV yellow?"

Meanwhile back at the factory way back in the day when: Finisher said, "Hey Les, we're out of paint of every color except for Gold. What Whattya wanna do?" Les said, "Paint it." /end story

Drew, you do damn good IMO!

Why so nasty?

Yup Yes I agree 100%. You gotta learn how to play like Cobain (or any other guitar hero) long before you learn how to emulate their tones. Yes?

I have never purposely tried to emulate the tones and styles of any famous guitar player simply because it's nearly impossible. For sure, though, players like Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Walter Trout have almost succeeded at sounding like SRV. To what end?

I hate electricity and electricians.

An electrical engineer I worked with years ago rigged a cap in one of my desk drawers to blow up when I opened the drawer. Nearly shat myself when it blew.

Great looking guitar, Lou!

It looks great!

Or maybe posting somewhere else to sort it out https://strat-talk.com/