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Part of the utility of Reddit to me was the ability to append "Reddit" to searches and be served relevant threads to my search query since Reddit was one of the last places to get information from real people. This has proven to be invaluable in troubleshooting. Is this possible with Lemmy or the greater Fediverse? As we pick up more users and content, it's my hope I could do the same with Lemmy.

Or is it more like Discord where information isn't indexed by search engines? One thing I've always despised about Discord is the inability to find information if you don't belong to the communities that produce it and I'm hoping that's not the case here.

Hopefully this isn't too silly of a question I'm still trying to wrap my head around how all this works.

[-] bravestPond@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I think we're arguing semantics here. You are absolutely correct, there is no such thing as perfect intonation on an even temperament guitar (check out true temperament necks theyre trip).

However I will outright disagree with you that the lightning bolt is "just as good" as an adjustable bridge. It is certainly possible to have one with perfect intonation at the 12th fret across all six strings but it is absolutely not the norm. So you have to compromise and split the difference on a few strings.

Frankly, I like the looks of a lightning bolt wrap around over an adjustable one all day. But an adjustable saddle bridge is going to outperform it in achieving best possible intonation every time.

[-] bravestPond@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Frankly, it's a lot of tinkering. However, my "ah ha" moment happened when I started paying with the cabinet IRs. While not a surefire way to make things sound "good" it can be a definitely be responsible for why your sound sucks.

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