It doesn't have to be touching it when at rest, just close enough that sympathetic vibrations may cause the oscillating string to then slightly "kiss" the fret.
This same kind of thing happened with a Jazz Bass I used to own, where a string just barely vibrated against a fret when I was play a ...
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- Sat Dec 26, 2015 10:57 pm
- Forum: Rickenbacker Basses: by Joey Vasco & Tony Cabibe
- Topic: Sympathetic vibration on D string
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- Sat Dec 26, 2015 10:20 pm
- Forum: Rickenbacker Basses: by Joey Vasco & Tony Cabibe
- Topic: Sympathetic vibration on D string
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Re: Sympathetic vibration on D string
Excellent suggestion, Thank You! Unfortunately its not touching the first fret at all.jps wrote:How close to the D string to the first fret? Is the nut slot cut too low, perhaps?
- Sat Dec 26, 2015 8:29 pm
- Forum: Rickenbacker Basses: by Joey Vasco & Tony Cabibe
- Topic: Sympathetic vibration on D string
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Re: Sympathetic vibration on D string
Thanks for the reply, yes I basically field stripped it. LOL. The D string vibrates every time I hit the F# not an internal buzz but the actual D string.
- Sat Dec 26, 2015 12:20 pm
- Forum: Rickenbacker Basses: by Joey Vasco & Tony Cabibe
- Topic: Sympathetic vibration on D string
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Sympathetic vibration on D string
Happy Holidays! I have a 2009 4003 that has developed a rather nasty sympathetic vibration of the D string when I fret the F# (second fret E string) I changed strings, adjusted the truss rods, tightened all screws, re intonated, basically everything short of replacing the nut. Any ideas? Thank you.
