How many strings should a guitar have?

I don't know what "Srsly" stands for. (silly rabid squirrels larping "ybab"?)

But.. 7 is a good number.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSRqAZna9G4

Yep. An octave can be divided and tuned in any number of ways and is called microtonal music.

Why are all the forums from last night still at the top of otf?

I'd need a couple dozen more fingers to play a guitar tuned to 53-TET. And thinner. Much, much thinner.

@Sir_TrashPanda : "Srsly" is internet abbreviation for seriously. Ty for reverting back to your current pfp, btw.

The positive side of having more strings is that you can generate a larger number of frequencies while playing the guitar, but the negative side is that it becomes harder to play as more strings are added.

Ty, for understanding my pov, btw.

@DragonGamer231 : Yes, too many strings spoil the broth.