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</html><description>This can either be a neck or a bridge alignment. If you just noticed this and it didn&#x2019;t happen before, check the condition of the instrument for any broken joints or damage. This is very typical on Fender style instruments and can happen if the instrument is dropped or bumped in the case. With my...</description></oembed>
