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Resonator buzz...

DonalN · 2009-07-28 12:45:17

Howdy.. So I got myself a new Fender resonator guitar. Never played one before so I don't know if this is normal, but when I start to play it (after it's been unplayed for a number of hours), there is a buzz coming from the inside. I think it's the cone (not sure yet how it's all put together). The buzz is there when I…

28-07-2009 12:45pm

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DonalN

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Howdy..

So I got myself a new Fender resonator guitar. Never played one before so I don't know if this is normal, but when I start to play it (after it's been unplayed for a number of hours), there is a buzz coming from the inside. I think it's the cone (not sure yet how it's all put together). The buzz is there when I strum the open strings. But after a few mins of playing (slide), the buzz goes away and I can even give it a hard strum, and it's clean with no buzz.

I'm just trying to figure out what's going with it, and whether it needs some adjustment.

Appreciate any info.

D.

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