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Anyone know what a formula would be to figure out compensation? I'm wondering if my next project (acoustic/flat top Bass) needs more than a guitar due to the more massive strings.
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I have a program from the MIMF that figures out comp for anything - might still be available there for download, its called fretcomp, zipped.

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