Strings too tight?

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ajish4
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Strings too tight?

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Faker, it'll soon be gone!
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They even duplicated tailpiece lift!
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It's the best (worst) tail lift that I have seen! lol.
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Still there.

I like the full width inlays even if they ARE fake!
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