Hi guys, just wondering if you could help me here.
I was putting a wedge of wood underneath my neck and then when i restrung the stings were all hitting the frets, so i removed the wood and then they were all still hitting... then all my strings snapped. What should i do? :cry: :cry: :cry:
sounds like an excuse to get a new guitar. :wink:
"i was putting a "wedge" of wood underneath my neck"???? sounds reasonable to me :roll:
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Hi guys, just wondering if you could help me here.
I was putting a wedge of wood underneath my neck and then when i restrung the stings were all hitting the frets, so i removed the wood and then they were all still hitting... then all my strings snapped. What should i do? :cry: :cry: :cry:
Why were you putting a wedge of wood under the neck?
Sounds like a job for the repair shop to me.
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I put the wedge underneath to change the angle of the neck. See here http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Technique/Guitar/NeckReset/BCRIchReset/bcrichreset1.html
It was cos my neck was waaay to high and the action was to big.
So, guitar repair shop is the go? Or maybe Ill go with Lefty's idea.
I put the wedge underneath to change the angle of the neck. See here http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Technique/Guitar/NeckReset/BCRIchReset/bcrichreset1.html
It was cos my neck was waaay to high and the action was to big.
So, guitar repair shop is the go? Or maybe Ill go with Lefty's idea.
Why didn't ya say so the first time? now i understand exactly what you were doin'. :P
Time to get a new guitar. :wink:
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