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I just bought a brand new p bass the other way, and it doesnt look like there is any fret wear on it.
I went to do a setup, and I got the action to about 4/32 of an inch from the 12th fret (measuring from the fretboard to the bottom of the low E string...
Started by lavaxtris on
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But I personally like really straight neck n Im ok with some buzz Your truss rods tight, you have some relief at the 7th fret, and theres fret ....
buzz before 5th fret it means u have to add more relief to the neck.
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So when I got my new 2012 American Standard Strat, I was getting quite a lot of buzz on a lot of frets. I took it in to my local guitar shop for a setup. When I got it back it the buzzing is almost worse. THis is my first strat and my first guitar 9's...
Started by jw3571 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strat-talk):
Ya' got to question how good and expect it not to buzz....
To set it up for you.
Does it buzz no rattle/buzz at all,especially if you paid a tec.
Have someone check the trust rod as well.
Try a different set of strings (10s).
It back.
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So some time ago I took all the strings off my guitar to give it a full out cleaning, forgetting that the entire bridge apparatus comes undone when that happens. By the time I got it back on, the action was much higher than it used to be, I tried for ...
Started by Taso on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guitarnoise):
The easiest way to do this....
Measure it at the 1st fret, the 12th fret, and a few other.
How much neck relief are you getting? The easiest from top of fret to bottom of string.
Happened, probably filing them is not the answer.
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Before I start let me say that no, I am not nuts nor have I been drinking tonight I didn't believe what I was hearing at first either but I have spent the last 10 minutes checking, double-checking, triple-checking, etc. and what I am about to describe...
Started by colchar on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strat-talk):
And I swear I am really low action forget everything I said and raise the action! And if the fret buzz is due to uneven frets then ....
Of type of problem before It isn't the trem springs, it is definitely fret buzz.
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Hi all,
I just bought a new (according to the serial number, made in Jan. 2012) Chet atkins Country gentleman (a G6122-1962). A lovely guitar, although unfortunately theres some fret buzz . I ordered it from America, and I live in the UK, so obviously...
Started by openthedoor on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gretsch-talk):
See the video re truss....
Will one day get around to getting an aftermarket bridge to resolve it.Go to Grestch.com.
Are you 100% certain it's fret buzz on mine.
Congrats on a lovely guitar too.
It's all set up as well as can be.
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I recently picked up a Epi les Paul standard, and It has some major fret buzz! I put heavier strings on it, as the Long and McQuade store stocks .9's, so I put on .10's. Helped some, so I tried raising the bridge, which didn't help, and I made small truss...
Started by greenoliver1 on
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Still ....
Like mentioned already in this thread, if you get buzz on fretted notes the nut isn't your crazy.
The buzz is the E is mainly gone, but it's still bad in the A string up to the 5th fret, and the D the slots.
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HI all. I have tried a search and was getting overwhelmed with the return, yet couldn't really find anything applicable.
I have an RG520 setup just the way I want it except there is a buzz at the treble side (high E and B) ONLY when I play the first fret...
Started by massatari on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at jemsite):
What you need is a fret dressing, or you have a lifted fret or something fret is too....
If you buzz when fretting the first, then it's the second fret that is the issue (or the firstNope, that won't work.
Similar.
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Ok so now that I think my skills are improving I'm noticing a lot more fret buzz. It seems like as I start to learn the songs and I'm hoping that my techniques are getting better the buzz is getting louder. At first it was just the low E but now I'm starting...
Started by lvlninety9 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubi):
I only suggest this because you say open fret, the ....
It's sometimes just that the set up that you have is not ideal against the fret itself, you'll tend to get a buzzier sound.
get fret buzz and another won't.
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So when I got my new 2012 American Standard Strat, I was getting quite a lot of buzz on a lot of frets. I took it in to my local guitar shop for a setup. When I got it back it the buzzing is almost worse. THis is my first strat and my first guitar 9's...
Started by jw3571 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mylespaul):
Hope it works for you though, I like the 2012 models and wish I would have... .
Had it set up 3 times, the last guy to work on it said he couldn't do anything more with the neck .
I had the same thing with my last AM strat, actually traded it in on a MIM tele .
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My 7's been buzzing like crazy for several weeks now. Initially I thought it was the strings having that fresh-string sort of buzz, but it's only been getting worse. It's my Douglas Scope 727, it's buzzing like crazy, no matter what I adjust. I've spent...
Started by danielzabolotny on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sevenstring):
The frets could be getting unseated....
I'd discount it as shitty fretwork as well if it always buzzed a ton, but it used to not buzz at all.
Shitty fretwork = my guess What's weird is that it used to not buzz like this.
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