6 string only, standard tuning only ffs
Very good thread idea
What is the most important end of the drumstick?
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By most important I think “which one is worst to break on stage” and I think the answer is D. Thick enough to whack the rest out of tune when it breaks, and right in the middle so makes anything you play awkward. There you go, case closed.
I’ve spent months being too lazy to replace a broken top e. Very seldom feel bothered by its absence
Bottom E tuned down to D
Feel like you get the most useful voicings out of A, D and G. The bass can cover the space taken up by the low E. Not much the high E can do that the B can’t.
Lets you tune the high E down a whole step so you’ve got a major triad you can play on the highest three strings with a slide.
Bottom e does NOTHING
Not really sure until @anon3515918 answers this
Can’t hit a drum with a stick unless you’re holding it!
It’s fine, you’ve picked the opposite to me so I am right 
E is so important it’s on there twice. Case closed.
Both half-surprised and half-expecting the majority to vote Top E as the least important.
I always found most utility with the 5th string for composition though.
Bruce Springsteen and the E-String Band
You bunch of boring chug bastards
g’s the most important because it’s a bit weird so sounds the best
When I was first learning to play the guitar (on a steel string dreadnaught acoustic), the g-string snapped, cutting my uncalloused finger tips and my cheek. Needless to say I was disgusted and threw the guitar in a corner for three months. Eventually I picked it back up again, retuned the B and top E and dropped the bottom E to a D, and that guitar has remained a 5 string ever since; I have a small stack of unused G-string packets sitting in a gig-bag, along with the machine head since I figured I could remove that and hang interesting things from the hole.
So yeah. Turns out G’s a cunt and you don’t need it.
Counterpoint - as far as I recall from my nirvana mtv unplugged tab book, you can play the entire solo to ‘The Man Who Sold The World’ entirely on the g string