Slight problem on my 620 : the hi E string is completely muted when played at the 13th fret. Just like the other strings, it plays fine anywhere else - but for that 13th fret.
I use a standard .10-.46 set, except the G string which is a wound .18. Action is set fairly low, but with no inconvenience. Is it something with the truss rods ? Or...? Since I haven't played the 620 for "soloing" for quite a while I just discovered this... I would appreciate a little help here before messing up the overall setting of the guitar which suits me fine otherwise.
Thanks a million times
axel
620/13th fret muting
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axel
Yes, I can bend it one step all through the neck - although obviously it is impossible to do it when close to the nut... (or should it ?)
As for height, I have no precise tools for that but the High E is about a bit less than 2mm above the last fret, so less than 3mm above the fretboard. It's quite the same for the other strings and they all seem to follow the fretboard shape. Anything wrong Doc ?
As for height, I have no precise tools for that but the High E is about a bit less than 2mm above the last fret, so less than 3mm above the fretboard. It's quite the same for the other strings and they all seem to follow the fretboard shape. Anything wrong Doc ?
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axel
Oh, the pleasure of a reassuring answer !
The hi E string sounds fine at the 13th fret when bended at least half a tone - when played straight it is muted. Could this be fixed by any experienced tech (ie not accustomed to Rics). What do you mean by "wood compression" ?
merci et encore merci, that is thanks and thanks again.
axel
The hi E string sounds fine at the 13th fret when bended at least half a tone - when played straight it is muted. Could this be fixed by any experienced tech (ie not accustomed to Rics). What do you mean by "wood compression" ?
merci et encore merci, that is thanks and thanks again.
axel
