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Originally Posted by jonfields45
Martin uses various straight metal rods against metal rod or metal channel truss-rods since first introducing truss-rods. I think if you are comparing to a Gibson or Taylor, which are a curved metal rod in a wood channel, I do think after the Martin rod is tight and engaged in one direction (or the other for their newer dual action truss rods) there won't be much further play.
The Martin design(s) are superior in my opinion as metal on metal is immune to humidity changes or the unavoidable creep of wood and wood glue.
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So basically the neck should not move from it's current relief position? I've just never noticed this before, as my other Martin's never needed an truss rod adjustment. Must be my ADHD kicking in again.