Why not just buy a single string to replace the one you broke? A lot of places sell them seperately.

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I think I would resent having to pay more for the extra string in a set because of some other rump-swab's carelessness.

Arjay

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I don't know about where you live but my local music store sells single strings in any gauge that you want. If you continually break the same string you might consider buying more that a few extras of that gauge. Just a thought.

I always keep extra E and B strings in every one of my cases for just that reason. If you are breaking the same string all the time, you might check the saddle too.

FWIW

T2

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I hate it when i set my last pick down and forget where i set my last pick down.

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YMMV

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Treat the causes and the symptoms go away. Ensure that you don't break them or cut them too short during the changing process.

As always, this is merely IMO where YMMV.

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When I set my last pick down it's usually in a pile of other picks I used last when I set them down as the last pick but when I set it down too early that makes me mad too because I shouldn't have set it down too early because it wasn't time for it to be the last pick....

I hate it when my wife finds my picks in the washer & dryer....... They needed cleaning anyway. LOL

I hate it when i lose my picks and the next day i find them in my guitar case! Then all of a sudden the amp gets feedback so i did a little Hendrix-y thing with the trem arm and did Wild thing lol my mom thought i was hendrix reincarnated

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If thats regular you have a saddle or nut problem.....I wont dare ask if your over tuning it...

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i hate bit when i have a wet pick csuse i was chewin' on it and then can't find another pick

i don't hardly play with picks though....i seemed to have forgotten how when i swithced to just using my fingers...oops

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2002 American-Made Fender Telecaster-Vengence
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One of the string makers years ago used to include extra B and E strings with each set at no extra charge-I believe it was Hagstrom when they were making strings.

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S.I.T. strings (stay in tune) come with and extra E and B string in each pack. I rarely break a string but if I do it's usually one on those. I'm using nothing but Fender 150's now but still have a bag full of extras.

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Years ago Ernie Ball used to include an extra high 'E' string with every .009 set.

Yes, be sure to check the appropriate saddle if the same string is always breaking. A thin film of light oil on those saddles when you change strings don't hurt, either.

I once found a pick in my refrigerator! Still trying to figure that one out.

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im trying to freeze a pick so i can do "ice" picking

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Musos can be a pain!!!

But if you have 15,000 they will give you free Fenders