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» thanks for the comment. truss rod adjustment is fairly easy to do, but i didnt wanna s…
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» if someone's willing to go out and but new pups for the guitar, and as we know which ca…
» i added a better set of pups to my guitar, and it actually lowered the resale value fro…
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» youre thinking of the dan armstrong sig model. go on ebay and look for GALVESTON mode…
» you wouldnt happen to have an account on UG would you?
» Always appreciate the support. thanks =]
» thanks man! i appreciate the support.
» thanks for the comment. truss rod adjustment is fairly easy to do, but i didnt wanna s…
» sure you could easily make an L series strat worthless with any sort of experimentation…
» if someone's willing to go out and but new pups for the guitar, and as we know which ca…
» i added a better set of pups to my guitar, and it actually lowered the resale value fro…
» acrylic has a bright tone to it. you wont get a lot of bass out of it.
» youre thinking of the dan armstrong sig model. go on ebay and look for GALVESTON mode…
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Aug 19, 2009. 8:21 AMbarrax
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Hi, I've got this problem on my guitar, its only one string, and its been intonated before - the saddle is pushed forward to the max it can go. I'm uploading a picture now. My guitar is a 1980's Charvel-Jackson. It uses something called Floyd Rose Tuning (meaning it can have a normal tune at the headstock, and a "super tune" at the bridge). On my sixth string, its about half a note out of the harmonic tune, but unfortunately the saddle is stopped by a bolt, that holds it down. Is there a solution to that, or should I just go to a guitar shop to have a professional fix it? Oh, and I like the action, and, in case you didn't know, the "super tuning" device means it can last ages, and still stay in tune. I suppose the Floyd Rose name is for the whammy bar. Thanks for your time!
Aug 20, 2009. 9:08 PMkoalabacon (author)
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Floyd roses are a very popular bridge that many people use, and unfortunately are not my forte. but i believe i can help you. have you tried unlocking the but on the headstock before intonating? (if there is one) how old are the strings? Floyd rose is a name for the type of tremolo(bridge), which offers a whammy. If you could though, send me a picture or a link. I could help you more if i could see what you're talking about.
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