Thanks for the compliments everyone. It's actually not a neck-thru, but a set-neck (like Gibson guitars).About half of the people who see it go "wow, ...

Koy, you are the man for buying that bass...are you gonna get to play it on stage?That bass is awesome...are those Hipshot tuners?

You might try replacing the adjustment nut (if it's removable); if you're lucky, you just stripped the threads on the nut.Were you loosening the truss...

Noff, you're the first guy other than my dad that also uses the term "git-fiddle." Way to go...

No problem :) Let me know how it turns out.

How is the relief on the guitar? If you don't have any relief, or less than a business card's thickness of relief, you might want to loosen the truss ...

It's usually bad practice to shave down the bridge when the guitar really needs a neck reset, but if you don't care about that...You can sand down the...

Classical guitars do traditionally have higher action. Classicals also require much less, if any, compensation at the saddles when compared to steel s...

I used to have the same wrist pain, and it was defintely because I was bending my wrist too much. Try to keep your wrist straight most of the time and...

Also, try not to bend your wrist farther than about 30-35 degrees while playing.

Well, since I'm primarily a bass player I'm not too sure about guitar books in general. BUT, I know several accomplished teachers that use and recomme...

mrhyde505,I know you've checked the saddle, but you might consider polishing the G-string's slot with some emery paper (being careful to avoid alterin...

KerbDoG,Check out Stewart MacDonald for a free guide to understanding instrument wiring. It's pretty basic, but it will definitely get you started. St...

if it makes a particular tune work for you, then why not? But don't turn it into a crutch that will keep you from learn to mute specific strings with ...