Acoustic Guitar Neck Reset – Part A

August 15th, 2010

Are you in need of an acoustic guitar neck reset? Is your guitar become much harder to play because the strings are higher. You can do this yourself with the right tools and instruction materials. This is the first in a whole series of articles dedicated to the process of neck removal and resets.

Filled Under: Guitar Disassembly, Guitar Neck Repairs

Loose Truss Rod

July 22nd, 2010

If you are trying to find a hidden rattle in your guitar, investigate the possibility of a loose truss rod in the guitar neck. Sometimes this rod can be too loose or it can be touching the truss rod channel just enough to cause a slight rattle with the strings vibrate.

Filled Under: Guitar Buzzes, Guitar Neck Repairs

Repairing Cracked Fretboards

June 4th, 2010

Repairing Cracks in a Fretboard Source: Crack Repair Tools and Materials Required: Spatula 2-Part Epoxy Garnet Sandpaper Silicone Carbide Sandpaper Sanding Sticks Repairing Cracked Fretboards: Cracks in a guitar fretboard are usually caused by one thing – the guitar was exposed to a very dry atmosphere for an extended period of time. While not hard [...]

Filled Under: Crack & Brace Repair, Guitar Neck Repairs

Types of Truss Rods

March 3rd, 2010

Types of Truss Rods Source: Guitar Neck Repairs Types of Truss Rods: There are two main types of truss rods used in contemporary guitar construction. The one way truss rod and the two way truss rod. How the One-Way Rod Works: The tension rod works in a similar manner to the guitar strings. The strings [...]

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

Fingerboard Removal

March 1st, 2010

Fingerboard Removal Source: Guitar Neck Repairs Fingerboard Removal: Certain operations require the removal of the guitar fingerboard. These can include, but certainly not limited to:

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

The Overheated Guitar

February 27th, 2010

Overheated Guitar Source: Guitar Neck Repairs The Overheated Guitar: By this I don’t mean a guitar that was played by a hot guitar player, just so you know. I want to talk about this issue as you will see this sad situation all too often. The Cause: Most often the cause of this condition will [...]

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

Fixing Badly Bowed Necks

February 26th, 2010

Fixing Badly Bows Necks Source: Guitar Neck Repairs Fixing Badly Bowed Necks: Even though the guitar truss rod solves many neck adjustment issues, it carries its own baggage of problems in an of itself. Usually these problems are not the fault of the original installation or the truss rod itself, but of a poor repair [...]

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

Adjusting Neck Relief

February 25th, 2010

Adjusting a truss rod is really a very minor guitar repair. Whether an expert or a novice, you should know how to adjust the neck relief on a guitar. This is a very detailed article which give you guidance as to the different types and locations of adjustment nuts, cautions to be aware of and much more.

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

Guitar Neck Relief

February 23rd, 2010

Guitar Neck Relief: Find out what neck relief is, what the proper amount is and how to correct for improper neck relief. Guitar action, string height, nut and saddle heights are all considered in this comprehensive and informative article on Guitar Neck Relief.

Filled Under: Guitar Neck Repairs

Neck Repair Assessment

February 10th, 2010

Neck Repair Assessment – Ouch!!! Source: Guitar Assessment Guitar Neck Repair Assessment: The Guitar Neck becomes an area of focus for both major and minor repairs because it is so integral with responding to the guitar players input. If a Guitar Neck is slightly out of adjustment or is damaged in any way, it can [...]

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