Hi
I've changed the action on my guitar 2 days ago, and now, there are some buzzing sound from the 12th fret to the 22th fret.
Now, I guess I have to ajust the neck with the truss rod? But which side to I have to turn it if the buzzing sound is between the 12 and 22 fret?
Do I have to turn towards me or towards the first string?
I ajust the truss rod only one time and I don't remeber which side to turn :oops:
Thanks
" First time I heard the music
I thought it was my own
I could feel it in my heartbeat
I could feel it in my bones
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I can't say for sure but if all guitars adjust the same way this shouldn't be a problem.
Try this site....from our own Nils who has forgotten where we live. :wink:
Bish
"I play live as playing dead is harder than it sounds!"
The truss rod adjusts the flatness of the neck. If you put a straight edge along the frets, ideally there should be a slight gap visible at the 7th fret. Instead of a staightedge you could press down on the D string at the 1st fret and last fret. Once you have this correct the string heights can be adjusted at the bridge. Quite simple on an electric with adjustable saddles. A little more complicated with an acoustic saddle. Sometimes the nut slots need to be fine tuned to give you the best height action.
This is one way of doing it.
It was for my electric and now, everything works great, thanks for the help :wink:
" First time I heard the music
I thought it was my own
I could feel it in my heartbeat
I could feel it in my bones
... Blame it on the love of Rock'n'Roll! "
Cool! Happiness is a well tuned guitar!
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grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."
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