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		By: Nethan Paul		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Super helpful advice on diagnosing the tone bottlenecks before dropping money on expensive pickups. I&#039;ve got a budget project guitar that desperately needs better touch sensitivity, so this path makes total sense. I plan to handle the electronics first, then wrap up by swapping out the cheap hardware for some quality guitar locking tuners to fix my tuning slips.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Super helpful advice on diagnosing the tone bottlenecks before dropping money on expensive pickups. I&#039;ve got a budget project guitar that desperately needs better touch sensitivity, so this path makes total sense. I plan to handle the electronics first, then wrap up by swapping out the cheap hardware for some quality guitar locking tuners to fix my tuning slips.</p>
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