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[QUOTE="Hoser:510945"]We tune down to C and I use DR .11's Heavier strings will definitely help, but I see no reason at all to go heavier than .11's unless you're playing a Baritone. Heavy strings are most definitely harder to bend and get clean pinch harmonics out of as compared to the standard 8-10's that most metal guitar players favor. All guitars should ba adjusted to the guage string that you're using, to include the truss rod and Trem (particularly if you're playing a Floyd Rose.) If the guitar is not adjusted around the string guage that you're using, it'll end up being improperly intonated and sounding like shit no matter what you do. If you change the guages around frequently, you'll end up with all sorts of differences in intonation and problems as the tension on the neck will be so sporadic that the guitar doesn't know whether you're trying to fart or shit. If you're tuning down, get a heavier set of strings that you like and always use the same brand, same guage and don't switch....because once you switch, you're back at ground zero. I have been playing DR roundwound .11's for years and I rarely have to dick with my intonation, truss, or trem unless the humidity and heat of summer start fucking with my guitar as they usually do. Even when that happens it only requires a few minor adjustments. Good Luck.[/QUOTE]
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