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an4340
Posted 2005-09-21 1:41 PM (#136567 - in reply to #136542)
Subject: Re: Intonation off?


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On some guitars, you have to give them a day for the wood to bend into shape with a truss rod adjustment. If you are playing right after you twist the rod, the next day the tuning won't be true. Take it easy.
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Waskel
Posted 2005-09-21 1:49 PM (#136568 - in reply to #136542)
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Ok, thanks!
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Slipkid
Posted 2005-09-21 3:50 PM (#136569 - in reply to #136542)
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This thread is kinda spooky.
I've never used a humidifer. Michigan goes from 99 and humid to -12 and frigid. I do not have air conditioning. I keep my guitars sitting out on a stand. The only thing I've ever had to do as take some material off the thinline saddle. After 34 years, when I ran out of saddle material to remove, it was off to the Mothership for a neck re-set.
But perhaps I ramble.
My experience has alway been that Ovations are able to handle a reasonable amount of enviromental adversity with no problems. An intonation problem is pretty tangable, but is it possible your overthinking the other things?
Just askin'.
In all my time here I don't remember a thead that went in the direction this one did.
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an4340
Posted 2005-09-21 3:58 PM (#136570 - in reply to #136542)
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By spooky do you mean scary? I guess it should also be noted that a guitar is a tempered instrument.
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Slipkid
Posted 2005-09-21 4:05 PM (#136571 - in reply to #136542)
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"tempered"???? as in stressed????
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WeaserP
Posted 2005-09-21 4:09 PM (#136572 - in reply to #136542)
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Oh oh...I think I remember where this went last time...
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Waskel
Posted 2005-09-21 5:40 PM (#136573 - in reply to #136542)
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I don't know what's so spooky about it - I just got done watching "The Sixth Sense" - now that's spooky.
This guitar has had a very slight intonation problem in the upper frets since it arrived a week ago. My Elite has never had an intonation problem. I tried to solve it in what I thought was a logical manner. I was mistaken, apparently, as the problem is now gone, solved by doing the exact opposite of what logic told me to do.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-09-21 6:16 PM (#136574 - in reply to #136542)
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...."as the problem is now gone, solved by doing the exact opposite of what logic told me to do".....


...didn't Castanza do that in a Seinfeld episode
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Waskel
Posted 2005-09-21 6:17 PM (#136575 - in reply to #136542)
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"Every decision I have ever made in my entire life, has been wrong. My life is the complete opposite of everything I wanted to be. Every instinct I have, in every aspect of life, is it something to wear, something to eat, it’s all been wrong" - George Costanza
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