Locking Nut Too High at Yoko Charlene blog

Locking Nut Too High. The locking nut shelf on my 2008 rg3570 is far too high, to the extent where it makes my guitar noticeably harder to play than it should. The riskier one of sanding the shelf or but a lower profile. And that can take valuable play out of the range of the fine tuners. Is it too tall as in say a d chord sounds out of tune? You can always keep the string tree on there, if. If the sting sits flat all across the nut, clamping it down should have almost no effect on tuning. If so you have a few options. Understand the mechanics of locking nut guitars, explore their installation, adjustment and dive into the best options for improving your guitar's performance. If the angle is too high or too low, the string tuning can be affected when clamping down the locking nut. I googled, and the only way to lower the nut height would be to remove some shims under the nut, but there aren't any.

The locking nut shelf on my 2008 rg3570 is far too high, to the extent where it makes my guitar noticeably harder to play than it should. The riskier one of sanding the shelf or but a lower profile. Is it too tall as in say a d chord sounds out of tune? If the sting sits flat all across the nut, clamping it down should have almost no effect on tuning. You can always keep the string tree on there, if. If so you have a few options. If the angle is too high or too low, the string tuning can be affected when clamping down the locking nut. I googled, and the only way to lower the nut height would be to remove some shims under the nut, but there aren't any. Understand the mechanics of locking nut guitars, explore their installation, adjustment and dive into the best options for improving your guitar's performance. And that can take valuable play out of the range of the fine tuners.

Lock Nut vs Flange Nut What's the Difference

Locking Nut Too High Is it too tall as in say a d chord sounds out of tune? The riskier one of sanding the shelf or but a lower profile. You can always keep the string tree on there, if. The locking nut shelf on my 2008 rg3570 is far too high, to the extent where it makes my guitar noticeably harder to play than it should. If the sting sits flat all across the nut, clamping it down should have almost no effect on tuning. Understand the mechanics of locking nut guitars, explore their installation, adjustment and dive into the best options for improving your guitar's performance. And that can take valuable play out of the range of the fine tuners. I googled, and the only way to lower the nut height would be to remove some shims under the nut, but there aren't any. If so you have a few options. If the angle is too high or too low, the string tuning can be affected when clamping down the locking nut. Is it too tall as in say a d chord sounds out of tune?