Electric Guitar Strings Too Close To Fretboard at Donald Hammond blog

Electric Guitar Strings Too Close To Fretboard. a guitar’s bridge, nut, neck alignment and fret ends are all possible causes of the first string slipping off of the fretboard easily. my high 'e' string feels too close to the edge of the fretboard. hold down the first fret and see how high the string is over the second fret. most electric guitars can often have the action set to under 0.08” (2mm) on the low e string at the 12th fret, with the high e string around 0.06”. That plus maybe a hair more is more or less how high your string should be. i'm putting together a partscaster and found out today while lining things up that the high and low e strings seem very close to the edges of the. Even what feel like normal fretting will cause it to slip off the fretboard. you might try adjusting your neck so that the high e has a touch more room on it's side, but depending on how. i prefer the tighter mim bridge string spacing , because i prefer gibson bridge spacing that places the strings.

hold down the first fret and see how high the string is over the second fret. i'm putting together a partscaster and found out today while lining things up that the high and low e strings seem very close to the edges of the. most electric guitars can often have the action set to under 0.08” (2mm) on the low e string at the 12th fret, with the high e string around 0.06”. Even what feel like normal fretting will cause it to slip off the fretboard. i prefer the tighter mim bridge string spacing , because i prefer gibson bridge spacing that places the strings. my high 'e' string feels too close to the edge of the fretboard. a guitar’s bridge, nut, neck alignment and fret ends are all possible causes of the first string slipping off of the fretboard easily. That plus maybe a hair more is more or less how high your string should be. you might try adjusting your neck so that the high e has a touch more room on it's side, but depending on how.

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Electric Guitar Strings Too Close To Fretboard you might try adjusting your neck so that the high e has a touch more room on it's side, but depending on how. a guitar’s bridge, nut, neck alignment and fret ends are all possible causes of the first string slipping off of the fretboard easily. most electric guitars can often have the action set to under 0.08” (2mm) on the low e string at the 12th fret, with the high e string around 0.06”. i'm putting together a partscaster and found out today while lining things up that the high and low e strings seem very close to the edges of the. Even what feel like normal fretting will cause it to slip off the fretboard. That plus maybe a hair more is more or less how high your string should be. you might try adjusting your neck so that the high e has a touch more room on it's side, but depending on how. my high 'e' string feels too close to the edge of the fretboard. i prefer the tighter mim bridge string spacing , because i prefer gibson bridge spacing that places the strings. hold down the first fret and see how high the string is over the second fret.