Bass Tuning Peg Slipping at Lewis Holt blog

Bass Tuning Peg Slipping. Each string needs to be properly seated in the nut slots. Here's how to keep them from slipping on your violin, cello, viola and bass. Theyt uners might not ‘slip’ out of tune but uncooperative tuners can make it hard get get in tune in the first place. A gear or a spline or something. Since the peg turned and the tuning key didn’t, i’d have to believe that something is stripped inside. So i offered to quickly switch. Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? Your bass’s nut is extremely important to its tuning stability. A good way to check for this is to tune your bass and listen for a sharp, metallic “pinging” sound as you tune upwards in pitch. Hi guys, i’ve taken my ‘77 jazz bass to a well respected luthier to have a refret, new tuning pegs and general tlc. Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of. Tuners can sometimes become stiff, jerky, and difficult to use. Properly functioning tuning pegs are crucial to a healthy instrument. In general, thinner bass strings need to be wrapped around the peg more times than thicker ones. Hey i just taught a lesson with a student and i noticed that one of his strings was strung backwards.

Tuners can sometimes become stiff, jerky, and difficult to use. Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of. Since the peg turned and the tuning key didn’t, i’d have to believe that something is stripped inside. Your bass’s nut is extremely important to its tuning stability. Here's how to keep them from slipping on your violin, cello, viola and bass. Hi guys, i’ve taken my ‘77 jazz bass to a well respected luthier to have a refret, new tuning pegs and general tlc. Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? A good way to check for this is to tune your bass and listen for a sharp, metallic “pinging” sound as you tune upwards in pitch. A gear or a spline or something. Each string needs to be properly seated in the nut slots.

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Bass Tuning Peg Slipping A good way to check for this is to tune your bass and listen for a sharp, metallic “pinging” sound as you tune upwards in pitch. A gear or a spline or something. Like rosin or resin or other sticky material applied to the teeth of. Is there a quick fix to make tuning pegs harder to slip and detune? Your bass’s nut is extremely important to its tuning stability. Hey i just taught a lesson with a student and i noticed that one of his strings was strung backwards. Hi guys, i’ve taken my ‘77 jazz bass to a well respected luthier to have a refret, new tuning pegs and general tlc. Tuners can sometimes become stiff, jerky, and difficult to use. A good way to check for this is to tune your bass and listen for a sharp, metallic “pinging” sound as you tune upwards in pitch. Here's how to keep them from slipping on your violin, cello, viola and bass. In general, thinner bass strings need to be wrapped around the peg more times than thicker ones. Each string needs to be properly seated in the nut slots. Theyt uners might not ‘slip’ out of tune but uncooperative tuners can make it hard get get in tune in the first place. Since the peg turned and the tuning key didn’t, i’d have to believe that something is stripped inside. So i offered to quickly switch. Properly functioning tuning pegs are crucial to a healthy instrument.