Setting Up an Electric Guitar : Checking a Guitar for Fret Buzz
When adjusting the angle of a guitar neck sometimes you must make adjustments to stop fret buzz. Learn how you can easily do this in this free video clip.
Expert: Dan’L Terry
Bio: Dan’L Terry is an award-winning artist/designer whose work has been exhibited in national juried shows and museums, on the covers of books and magazines, and in feature films.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
Duration : 0:1:38
expert village …
expert village strikes again! (you would know what i mean from other comments) AGAIN they are showing the wrong thing… first off you leave the strings on. and adjust the truss rod for a slight relief in the neck. that should fix it. if not. then you check fret level. but dont just do one fret. fret level that whole side of the frets it will then make all the frets perfect. not doing it one by one and making that side flat.
correctamondo! That …
correctamondo! That dude is teaching it wrong!
u could buy smaller …
u could buy smaller sattles?
truss rod?
truss rod?
lol what he is …
lol what he is doing can’t be that accurate because he doesn’t have all 6 strings on..
i build my own …
i build my own guitars and the only thing i could think of is possibly bending the neck with the allen wrench on that rod that goes through the neck
I feel you bro
I feel you bro
i have a …
i have a stratocaster i customed , i put a gibson sg signiture series neck on it.
problem is ive lowered saddles to the plate and its still not quite low enough.
what else can i do to lower it more at the bottom end of the neck, because the top part near the guitar nut is fine
omg!!!! what kind …
omg!!!! what kind of guitar is that!?!?!?!?!?!
i hate fret buzz …
i hate fret buzz with a passion
just a question, …
just a question, what about using the trus rod? does that help?