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Originally Posted by dugger
In my experience you get what you pay for.
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Yes. And what you need to pay for is:
1. lowering the saddle
2. lowering each groove for each string in the nut and then ramping each groove so that each string crosses pretty much just the front of each groove in the nut and doesn't buzz like a sitar
3. lowering and reprofiling the top of the nut so the strings are not buried in the nut
4. adjusting the truss rod for the proper relief
5. leveling, recrowning and polishing whatever frets need it.
That's a lot of work...much more than $35 worth, IMO.
Of course setting up an electric guitar with an adjustable bridge should be a little less.