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  1. To reduce friction—and thus improve tuning stability —you have two options: use a string tree made from a slippery material such as graphite (Photo 2), or install a string tree with built-in rollers that turn with the string as you bend or use the whammy bar (Photo 3).

    Do you need string trees on a Strat? – Gu…

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    Our Top Pick in this test was the Fender Hendrix Voodoo Child, with bullet ends. These strings are a heavy-high/light-low arrangement, which results in some outstanding tones when paired with a Stratocaster. Our Best Budget option was the Ernie Ball Super Slinkies.

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    Do you need a string tree on a Strat?
    In my opinion, Strats and Strat-style guitars with staggered tuning pegs are "marginal" when it comes to needing a string tree on the E and B strings. If you have non-staggered tuners then depending on how tall the posts are, you may or may not need a 2nd tree.

    String trees on Strats: good or bad? - Electric Guitars - Harmony Central

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    What are the different types of guitar string trees?
    In my extensive experience with guitar designs, I’ve encountered various types of string trees, each serving a unique purpose. The most common type is the traditional butterfly string tree, often found on Fender guitars. These simple, wing-shaped metal pieces effectively hold down two strings.

    Guitar String Trees: Understanding Their Purpose and Exploring

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    What is a string tree on a guitar?
    What are String Trees? String trees (also known as string retainers or string tees) are small metal widgets that sit on top of the headstock of a guitar. As I mentioned in the intro, you don’t see them on every type of guitar.

    String Trees Explained – What They Do and the Different Types Used

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    Are string trees a good Gizmo for a guitar?
    While string trees are probably not the top of your list when it comes to buying a guitar, these tiny guitar parts play an important role in its general health and sound by creating more force on the nut slot and thus reduce the chance of string-buzzing. Pretty useful little gizmos actually!

    String Trees Explained – What They Do and the Different Types Used

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    Strat guys - favourite string tree - The Gear Page

    WEBMay 6, 2017 · My solution: Play a Strat Plus with an LSR roller nut and, well, no string tree.

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  5. Harmony Central
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    String trees on Strats: good or bad? - Harmony Central

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