First TR ajustment
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 2:25 pm
OK after a few issues with my guitar 330 FG that i recently got new poorly printed"made in America" on the TRC very faded which i can easy sort out ive a few spares and the black paint on the sound hole was very scratchy ,well being a decorator thats a easy one just paint out with out damaging the inside cavity of the guitar, i was beginning to like the instrument.Bearing in mind that my last 330 FG and i hated each other i thought give another one a go so.Last night im getting a major vibration and buzz from the saddle so i go through the usual and check the knobs,and all the contact points but still no avail its still major buzzing on the open G.So i do a string change and check all is level and screwed down but still this buzz and vibration on the saddle so i sit all night and listen to all the guitar and suspect the truss rods are not all right as i feel the neck is vibrating all the way to the bridge.So last night i gave the TRs a look at and they feel ok to the touch so i sleep on it and wonder what the hell is going on with my geetar.Phone my mate Mark Sanders for a piece of advice and he remembers reading a piece here where someone else had this problem with a slack TR so!!!!!!!!!!
I go back into the house and do a quarter turn on the Top TR which was loose indeed and hey presto no more Buzz.
The thing i would just like to say is it just shows you that a loose TR in the neck really does sound like the saddle is loose and it is amazing how the sound from one section of the guitar can be trouble brought on from another area.
Anyway thanks Mark and thanks Paul for the adice that you give so freely.
Scott
I go back into the house and do a quarter turn on the Top TR which was loose indeed and hey presto no more Buzz.
The thing i would just like to say is it just shows you that a loose TR in the neck really does sound like the saddle is loose and it is amazing how the sound from one section of the guitar can be trouble brought on from another area.
Anyway thanks Mark and thanks Paul for the adice that you give so freely.
Scott