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Just to follow up, I replaced my strings with Ernie ball primo, it’s a 9.5 set which replaced my 17 gauge g string with a 16 gauge and now the guitar is absolutely perfect….I am guessing my original issues was the bridge saddle wasn’t cut perfectly for the larger string and the thinner 16 gauge sits better in the saddle…. either way, the guitar plays beautifully now and I couldn’t be happier

Set the action the way you want it

Absolutely

Ernie ball primo

The solution to my “perceived” g string issue is a lighter 16 gauge g string…I had 10’s on the guitar because that’s what it came with and I decided to go with a set of 9.5’s which has a 16g g string….low and behold the g string now rings out beautifully! I say perceived problem because I think it’s how my brain is hearing the heavier g string….maybe, anyway I should probably just make the switch to a full set of 9’s, but for now I am going to stick with the 9.5’s

Holy ****

What’s going on with that string job

Yep, my 2021 slash G string has the same thud almost muted/choked sound

Once a note is fretted, is the nut not taken out of the equation

No, it’s not a wound G

Just standard Ernie ball 10’s

I see no issues…that’s a keeper

I had a really experienced luthier look at it and tell me it’s a les Paul thing and that mine was perfect…still sounds weird to me, but it’s the only LP I have

I haven’t noticed anything from my Hercules stand, but I did get a spot where I had left my clip on tuner on for a week…won’t do that again

Because that’s what I do, I get carried away with polishing