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RitchieDarling

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Very nice - can't wait for the family portrait...........

With any luck the Sterling HS will be back soon. In the meantime, I took this one home and played around with it for a few hours. Takes some getting used to after playing the Sterling necks all this time!

Ritchie
 

Eggman

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I found that since I don't play 5s that often that my right hand gets befuddled as to which strings to pick. Solved that by resting my thumb on the B string not my ususal place - the side of the pickup.

Enjoy the 5. I played my SR5HS at rehearsal last night. Our new drummer came downstairs and commented on how the 5er shook the whole house (in a good way).
 

mrpackerguy

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I found that since I don't play 5s that often that my right hand gets befuddled as to which strings to pick. Solved that by resting my thumb on the B string not my ususal place - the side of the pickup.
That's what works for me, too, though I find I have my thumb touching the bridge pickup, but anchored on the B string. Hell, even so I still get confused sometimes and then get a dirty look from our drummer.
 

RitchieDarling

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Not!

It wasn't aching THAT much!

I did some tweaking last night. Gave the truss a half turn and lowered the strings a bit.

That helped! Now it's just the neck width I have to get used to.

Ritchie
 
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