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Anonymous
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Trying that now, will let you know. Thanks !!
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Anonymous
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Now I see that tge bow may have been too much whereas I though it was just a slight bow.
I did what you said, took the bow out. No dip in the neck. I just had to raise slightly the bridge to alleviate the buzzing. Still a little buzzing, but from the low E. Just a little. Guitar plays easier and I'm not fighting it so much.
I just didn't want to turn the opposite direction on the rod so much because I wasn't sure about it. It actually took about close to 4 turns before I felt it snug.
I did what you said, took the bow out. No dip in the neck. I just had to raise slightly the bridge to alleviate the buzzing. Still a little buzzing, but from the low E. Just a little. Guitar plays easier and I'm not fighting it so much.
I just didn't want to turn the opposite direction on the rod so much because I wasn't sure about it. It actually took about close to 4 turns before I felt it snug.
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Racerxrated
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Lots of really great info here...
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Glad you agree
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RockyStar
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So are you sorted out on it ok now?
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Anonymous
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I can bend the B,E strings much smoother now. I'm not fighting the guitar as much. Slight buzzing but nothing crazy, probably because I lowered the bridge a descent amount. Much better now.
I didn't realize how much of a bow it had.. Gotten used to it. I prefer not to have that much, very stiff.
I didn't realize how much of a bow it had.. Gotten used to it. I prefer not to have that much, very stiff.
BAALINCINERATOR
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a little tiny bit of buzz is normal for a good setup as long as its not enough to go thru your pickups and out of your amp
