Gretsch Guitars - Tech Tips - Optimizing Your G5120 Electromatic Hollow Body
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How to tune your gretsch.
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@colinmortimore THEY dont want to damage or any scratches on guitar, so once you take that off, it might get scratched with the wood or whatever that is
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i'd just leave the foam in there
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would this procedure work the same with the ibanez afs75t?
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@colinmortimore probably to prevent scratching during transit if the guitar was to get a knock while floating about in vans and such
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Arent u scratching the guitar by sliding the bridge?
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@jg0r Try a Compton Bridge, and fit the bridge base to the arched top. Helped mine a lot. Costs about $50 and she sounds and plays way better. I think the pickups kinda rattle around a bit too. You'll never hear it when you're rockin' out through the big amp, so who cares about a little rattle? It's a rockabilly axe. Keep it dirty.
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@majorkeybaree I have a G5120 and I have no problem using it with my metal amps. As long as your aren't playing in front of a blaring full stack, or literally facing directly at your amp, you won't have any problems.
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can you play metal on it though?
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Am I the only one wondering why the foam is put there in the first place?? I mean surely Gretch had a reason to fit it. Any ideas??
@thehyperchondriac change one string at a time. the other strings will keep it in place.
TheVictimsX 1 year ago 15
what a pain in the ass
AAAAtugboats 2 months ago 8