Bass Tuning Peg Loose at Mike Victor blog

Bass Tuning Peg Loose. Make sure all the screws are aligned and tight and that the nut on the tuning peg is nice and snug. I was just a rookie and didn't realize the screws that hold the physical metal peg to the tuner were loose. Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of the. With this neck, the issue came down to tuner bushings. Recently, the tuning peg for the g string on my sterling stingray 4 is constantly falling off during play. No, the tuners are not damaged. Be careful not to over tighten Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? So my bass took a knock and one of the tuning pegs now rattles. When the bass is strung and the string (low e) tuned/tightened the. If your tuners are loose or rattling, this can seriously affect your tuning stability. I’ve been having some troubles finding a solid solution for this online. When manufacturers refresh a range or introduce new model, specifications can change somewhat unpredictably for the end user, with small parts that you’d rarely give a second thought to all of a sudden not fitting. I looked at it and the flat metal key part is slightly loose.

If your tuners are loose or rattling, this can seriously affect your tuning stability. So my bass took a knock and one of the tuning pegs now rattles. With this neck, the issue came down to tuner bushings. Make sure all the screws are aligned and tight and that the nut on the tuning peg is nice and snug. When the bass is strung and the string (low e) tuned/tightened the. When manufacturers refresh a range or introduce new model, specifications can change somewhat unpredictably for the end user, with small parts that you’d rarely give a second thought to all of a sudden not fitting. Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? I was just a rookie and didn't realize the screws that hold the physical metal peg to the tuner were loose. I’ve been having some troubles finding a solid solution for this online. Be careful not to over tighten

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Bass Tuning Peg Loose Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of the. Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? I looked at it and the flat metal key part is slightly loose. So my bass took a knock and one of the tuning pegs now rattles. Recently, the tuning peg for the g string on my sterling stingray 4 is constantly falling off during play. Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of the. With this neck, the issue came down to tuner bushings. I was just a rookie and didn't realize the screws that hold the physical metal peg to the tuner were loose. When the bass is strung and the string (low e) tuned/tightened the. Make sure all the screws are aligned and tight and that the nut on the tuning peg is nice and snug. Be careful not to over tighten No, the tuners are not damaged. When manufacturers refresh a range or introduce new model, specifications can change somewhat unpredictably for the end user, with small parts that you’d rarely give a second thought to all of a sudden not fitting. I’ve been having some troubles finding a solid solution for this online. If your tuners are loose or rattling, this can seriously affect your tuning stability.