Kada sam ja igrao tamburicu (25 years ago) tuning je bio sve E A D G (G-stim) a sada citam da 98% je sada A-Stim. Cujem A-stim je lase igrati.
Moze mi netko ispricati zasto je A-stima sada toliko popularna?
Probao sam google ali nemozem naci nesto kaj mi daje dobar odgover.
Citao sam ovo
http://www.tamburaland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3308
1. Ne razumim zasto Zagreb bi volio Vojvodinsku stimu (Serbian)
2. Ne razumim zasto A-stim je lakse nego G-stim
Back to English. I hear that the scale length of the A-tuning brac is longer than the G-tuning brac. The longer the scale, the tighter the strings and the clearer the sound. See link below that describes the difference between a Stratocaster and Les Paul
http://www.electric-guitar-review.co...ngth-a-primer/
A longer scale, like that of a Strat or Tele, helps to produce crisp, almost bell-like tones, but also makes for tighter strings, and a harder feel beneath the fingers. In fact, many guitarist who primarily play Stratocasters find the shorter scale of the Les Paul to feel sloppy in comparison – a little too loose.
Of course, many other guitar players – myself included – prefer the softer feel, and slightly muddier tone that a Les Paul’s shorter scale length produces. To my ears the warmth and roundness of a Les Paul just sounds more organic, and the tension of the strings is well suited to my playing style.