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Originally Posted by tbuggle
no, when you tension the next cross it pulls the "drawback" back out of the prior clamp, for the most part...
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I think the OP is probably thing inking about flying clamps. With the distortion of the strings if you remove the clamp and move it only using a single clamp and straightening the strings each time you can also get that distortion out.
If using glide bar clamps (short bar only) then you're correct. If you have a long glide bar clamp for the crosses then you must use one clamp unless you are doing a 50/50 like the mains.
It all depends on the stringer, clamps, and method of stringing.