This is an old classical guitar, it might be up to seventy years old. It buzzes with every note but it's the loudest on the G string. Please help.
this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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Truly appreciated.
I'd be happy to learn whatever else you find exciting about the classical (I'm fond of learning from people with a passion on any topic)
Funny about the specific string. I think it was d'adario where I had the same problem. Only it was the B. Always the B.
I'm still always a bit apprehensive when putting on new strings and tuning up the B.
Metal stretch a bit mostly on the low end, I usually tune up, pull, tune up. Not nearly as much as the nylon would seem. Pegs in acoustics some acoustics are a pain for slippage.
I use a nifty free app on my android for tuning.
Universal tuner