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Curly. When the string breaks at the bridge saddle I can restring with the same string. The "neat" option is too - pokey, too the winding unwinds off of the center core and they can look fuzzy.
I usually start with leaving curly strings when I put a new set on, and then a few weeks later I have this unexplainable urge to cut off the curls. Like I said, can't explain it, it's an impulse I can't control. I'm strange that way...
Think of it this way: if you get a stray nose hair sticking out, what do you do? Do you pluck it, or do you twirl it up and let it stick out in mid-air?
Think of it this way: if you get a stray nose hair sticking out, what do you do? Do you pluck it, or do you twirl it up and let it stick out in mid-air?
Same thing with strings.
but with my nose hair, i cant take it off, flip it around, and put it back on to get two more weeks out of it.
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