[KenneyBN]

Hey guys so I recently got a new Taylor acoustic guitar and I have a question I am hoping someone can answer for me.

yesterday and today I have been noticing a slight buzz on most of my strings and I'm not sure what the problem is. I googled it first and I went to this page: http://www.taylorguitars.com/blog/ta...ltiple-strings

I noticed this point instantly: "Did you change to a different string gauge or tuning? Either of these can change the amount of tension on the neck, making it backbow and cause buzzing. If this is the case, a simple truss rod adjustment will fix it. For more information, review Taylor Tech Sheet “Truss Rod Adjustment.”

I haven't had my guitar in standard tuning for, I'm guessing a week, do you guys think this is what the buzz is from? Whenever I was finished playing though i would loosen the the strings that went particularly high for the tuning, just because I didnt want the neck to be under too much distress when I wasn't playing it. Also whenever I wasnt playing I kept it in its hard case and had an oasis humidifier in the between the middle strings so im assuming humidity isn't the problem here.

one more question: If it is because of tuning, is this happening just because it is a newer guitar? Surely im not going to have to re-adjust my truss rod everytime I dont play in standard tuning??

Also in case anyone wanted to know for some reason, this is the tuning I was playing in most of the week: FACGCE

[Deluminate]

Never been a fan of taylor made guitars myself, this one is lovely though. Not sure what the problem is with it though, i hope someone can answer soon

[duritzfan13]

What gauge are you using when you're tuned down? I find that sometimes if I use lower gauge strings in open & dropped tunings then I get a slight buzz.

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[doctintucmoi]

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