neck adjustment help please
macafied
Posted 2003-05-12 7:20 PM (#209138)
Subject: neck adjustment help please


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I know this subject has been gone over many times and I have searched the boards and read many of them but...

I just got my new 1867 legend, beautiful guitar, but I have a bit of a buzz mostly when playing on lower frets 1-5 or 7 and on the low e open if strummed with a little bit of force. From what I understand and have read, this could be because there is not enough releif, right? Would I loosen or tighten the truss rod to correct this?

Thanks for you help.
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BCastle
Posted 2003-05-12 7:23 PM (#209139 - in reply to #209138)
Subject: Re: neck adjustment help please


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Location: Dallas, GA, USA
If relief there is your problem, you would loosen the truss rod. Go slow (about a quarter turn at a time) and give it a few minutes to "settle". Then play and check. You'll have to tune it when you're done, but I wouldn't bother tuning between adjustments as you'll probably need a couple of attempts to get it where you want it.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2003-05-12 7:48 PM (#209140 - in reply to #209138)
Subject: Re: neck adjustment help please


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take a look at the "Neck adjustment" topic from May 2nd.
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macafied
Posted 2003-05-12 8:50 PM (#209141 - in reply to #209138)
Subject: Re: neck adjustment help please


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Thanks for your help! I'll probably take it in for a setup since it hasn't been professionally done yet but it is still nice to know how to do some of the easier adjustments.
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u24uising
Posted 2003-05-15 6:04 PM (#209142 - in reply to #209138)
Subject: Re: neck adjustment help please


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Location: N.O. La.
you need get the proper specs on the your nut at a proper height according to YOUR min. guitar specs.Try going to Ovations web site or call them . Better yet perhaps a professional might be of assistance.
Good Luck
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