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No, the Maj3 interval between the 2nd and 3rd strings on the guitar is unrelated to this issue. It's just the fret spacing on the guitar that causes it to have

• elihu 11y ago
  Incidentally, a just (non-tempered) guitar fingerboard might look something like this: http://jsnow.bootlegether.net/cbg/fingerboard_at_a.svg http://jsnow.bootlegether.net/cbg/fingerboard_at_a.svg I swapped fingerboards on an old Harmony Archtone with one based on the above design. Admittedly, 20 notes per octave may have been a bit much; it's kind of awkward to play. The next one I do will be simpler. Sounds nice, though.
  • gnaritas 11y ago
    Just remove the frets, problem solved.
    • elihu 11y ago
      Fretless is difficult to play accurately, especially for chords. Also, you get a louder sound from frets because your fingers aren't muting the strings quite so much.
      • gnaritas 11y ago
        Of course, but it does solve all such intonation problems.