Yikes! - Nut on my new 660/12

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Yikes! - Nut on my new 660/12

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Not sure how my Rickenbacker got past QC at the factory but it did. The octave A and the wound G are not seated in the slots at all. Guess I will have to get out my nut files.

Oh, by the way, hello from a new Ric owner.

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Welcome to the Forum ... you've come to the right place. :D Sorry that your new Ric has a slight problem.... doesn't look like an insurmountable issue.
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Are those RIC strings on the guitar?
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Welcome, Dru!

What Kris said ... check the gauges of the strings on it.
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They are the strings that shipped from the factory according to the Authorized Ric dealer that I purchased the guitar from.
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Welcome, Dru.

Factory strings are compression wound. It is hard to tell from these photos what these strings are, they may have been changed. Since your a Beatles fan you may want to think about a set of TI flats at this point and then just set the guitar up once.
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