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i have a floyd rose guitar (ltd kh-202) and the intonation only goes "wrong" on higher frets.. how can i solve this on floyd rose?
davidson2354 1 year ago
I set my intonation up but when I fret the 1st or 2nd fret it is a little sharp. After the 3rd it gets more accurate. My F + F# bar chords sound a little off.
stevebitburg 1 year ago
@stevebitburg That could mean your nut needs to be adjusted. It might be to short. You will probably need to get a new nut and start from scratch, but if I were you I wouldn't try that myself. Leave that to a professional because one mistake and you have to buy yet another nut. In the long run it will probably be cheaper for you to have a guitar technician do it for you.
hobofromhelltp 1 year ago
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@stevebitburg That could mean your nut needs to be adjusted. It might be too short. You will probably need to get a new nut and start from scratch, but if I were you I wouldn't try that myself. Leave that to a professional because one mistake and you have to buy yet another nut. In the long run it will probably be cheaper for you to have a guitar technician do it for you.
hobofromhelltp 1 year ago
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@stevebitburg That could mean your nut needs to be adjusted. It might be too short. You will probably need to get a new nut and start from scratch, but if I were you I wouldn't try that myself. Leave that to a professional because one mistake and you have to buy yet another nut. In the long run it will probably be cheaper for you to have a guitar technician do it for you.
hobofromhelltp 1 year ago
thanks!! this video helped me to perfect my guitar's intonation!! :D
iamenting 1 year ago
thank you for uploading this been trying to intonate my guitar for a couple of days now and it sounds awesome!
Thank you!
Z985 2 years ago
I just put on guage 10 strings on my guitar, do you have to be in Standard tunning when adjusting the guitar intonation? I usually play in drop c so how so I go about adjusting the intonation in drop c?
Ziggyflavel1 2 years ago
Adjust the intonation using the tuning you'll use to play.
Shnapps12 2 years ago
hmm i wouldnt think so, its just the 12th fret harmonic compared to the string, so it should scale with tension.
adonut4u 2 years ago
yo thanks for the tip! it helped a lot.
bigd1594 2 years ago
thanks for this and the truss rod vid!!!
I was going to take mi axe to a shitty store that is suposed to be the best in my little fucking third-world country and probably lost my dean forever I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL
metalmaster1992 2 years ago
lol where r u??
jasonroxorz 2 years ago
guatemala
metalmaster1992 2 years ago
oh that is lame... come to America! haha.
jasonroxorz 2 years ago
ahahaha im from Guatemala!
rodrigogsbvh 2 years ago
whats good about living in guatemala?
xBULLETsYnEsTeRx 2 years ago
what kind of les paul is that?
needlife310 2 years ago
gibson of course :)
kempobrad 2 years ago
brilliant.... needed this!
Hunterkill3rz 2 years ago
First View and Comment! Thanks for the info! I've been playing for almost 6 years and didn't know this and the other tips until I watched these vids!
SkarrKrow 2 years ago