Jack said: "If indeed it is a different string but the same gage as the one that previously broke, I might suspect a run of bad wire from the factory. Problem is, you have to wait and see if yet another wire of that size pops". Paul, et al, Why is it that no one suggests to check the darned String Scale??? (There was one, (Ron N.), who alluded to it!) It is no big deal to calculate the tension and breaking strength of the strings that are breaking!! Jeez people, get with the program!!Join, (at least), the Twentieth Century!! With all of the apps that are available and all you electronic junkies flaunting all of your "new toys", that should be "child's play! Sheesh! The likelihood is there is problem with the placement of the bridge(s)/Plate/whatever in those earlier Petfrofs. They were/are notorious for their major screw ups! Sheesh! Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I
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