Are the strings meant to have charge going through them? Because my strings buzz viciously when they're not being touched and this is reduced, but still occurs when I touch them.
For sustain and tonal quality purposes, is it better to have the recess in your guitar body minimised to the size of only the bare essential space required?
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No, there isn't a charge going through them, but check out this site as I think the answer lies within...
http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/default.htm
Yes, I believe there is some connection between types of wood, wood cavities, and resonance.
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Do you have singlecoils? If you do sounds like a grounding problem. If your handy pull off the pickgaurd and check your wiring.
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Yes I do have single coils. It also makes an excessive buzz when the volume pot is slightly dislodged, so I think there's a loose connecxtion there too.
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