Bass String Distance From Fretboard at Savannah Szabados blog

Bass String Distance From Fretboard. You won't affect sustain or string. I feel like this will make my. I have a couple basses where only the fingerboard is raised over the body, and the only thing you gain from it is less space between the strings and body. I did a bit of research a couple of months ago when i started getting into doing my own adjustments. It depends on play style. The distance will vary according to the amount of magnetic pull from the. The exact distance will vary from bass. Follow the measurement guidelines from the chart below as starting points. Ideally, the string should be about 0.7 or 0.8 mm above the fret. At the nut, my feeling is that the string should be as close to the fingerboard as possible. The e string should be 9 or 10 mm. Proper intonation requires that you set the saddle the correct distance from the nut so that a note played anywhere on the fretboard is identical to the mathematical pitch it’s supposed. You want the action so low that it is easy to play but not so low that you get excessive fret buzz. My question is whenever i'm looking at tutorials or covers, their strings seem to be a lot closer to the fretboard than mine. If you have a 0.7mm pick lying around, you should be able to slip it between the.

Follow the measurement guidelines from the chart below as starting points. You want the action so low that it is easy to play but not so low that you get excessive fret buzz. The distance will vary according to the amount of magnetic pull from the. The exact distance will vary from bass. You won't affect sustain or string. It depends on play style. If you have a 0.7mm pick lying around, you should be able to slip it between the. Ideally, the string should be about 0.7 or 0.8 mm above the fret. I have a couple basses where only the fingerboard is raised over the body, and the only thing you gain from it is less space between the strings and body. I feel like this will make my.

What Are Frets On A Bass Guitar at Amparo Kyser blog

Bass String Distance From Fretboard I did a bit of research a couple of months ago when i started getting into doing my own adjustments. I have a couple basses where only the fingerboard is raised over the body, and the only thing you gain from it is less space between the strings and body. My question is whenever i'm looking at tutorials or covers, their strings seem to be a lot closer to the fretboard than mine. The exact distance will vary from bass. You won't affect sustain or string. Ideally, the string should be about 0.7 or 0.8 mm above the fret. You want the action so low that it is easy to play but not so low that you get excessive fret buzz. Follow the measurement guidelines from the chart below as starting points. If you have a 0.7mm pick lying around, you should be able to slip it between the. I feel like this will make my. The distance will vary according to the amount of magnetic pull from the. It depends on play style. I did a bit of research a couple of months ago when i started getting into doing my own adjustments. At the nut, my feeling is that the string should be as close to the fingerboard as possible. Proper intonation requires that you set the saddle the correct distance from the nut so that a note played anywhere on the fretboard is identical to the mathematical pitch it’s supposed. The e string should be 9 or 10 mm.