How to tune a fixed bridge Gibson Les Paul style guitar - frudua.com
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Excellent. Thank you.
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...bridge and headstock they go sharp and no matter how many times I pull the strings they keep going sharp. Even after I tune them back and finish them all, I check again for tuning and they've gone sharp again! Help please!
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thank you good ideas, i'm playing gtr for 15 years never thinking about these logical steps. ciao !
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@augie150 I think you mean fret buzz.
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@fruduadirectdeal Yes If I understand what you mean.
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@fruduadirectdeal You would think so, since the rest of the strings seem to. I find the flatting of the B strings somewhat "necessary" for the A and F#7 forms, especially as you move up the neck. The offset is slight, but the impact seems dramatic. I was thinking there might be a way to account for it via intonation. Anyway, I look forward to your intonation video. Any other thoughts would be much appreciated. Either way,Thanks for the reply.
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@pupwinder It should fix itself to a given tuning while strecthed... no?
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@TechnicalFreak The one I used for this video I do not remember what it was it was from a friend of mine. Sorry. I'll get informed.
Hey man! I'm having trouble on my Copy Les Paul. Gibson said that an angled headstock improves sustain. I've done something on the past. I just raised the action and I loved the sustain. But because of too much string angle. It doesn't stay in tune. It gets back after when I do the neck bending technique or it gets complicated if I tune it on the headstock. Any ideas how to fix this?
z3r0sh1ft 1 year ago
@z3r0sh1ft Just follow my video on How to tune a guitar with a fixed bridge.
FruduaTv 11 months ago
would if the first fret sounds like a sitar and then do i have to stretch it just asking.
and then tune it if it is tuned
my guitar is not tuned at all.
augie150 1 year ago
@augie150 NOt sure what you mean caould you explain better? Send a detailed PM
FruduaTv 1 year ago