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When a guitar string is bent, it exhibits an elastic property. The amount of stretch across the nut and bridge saddle are considered to be a string’s micro travel. This small amount of travel has an effect on strings staying in tune. Some locking bridge and nut designs have eliminated the micro travel to improve tuning.
