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Originally Posted by yoni
It still plays and sounds great. I just don’t want to end up harming a guitar I truly love. I will get it set up and hope that a truss rod adjustment will help slightly but the more I read the more it looks like neck set and bridge removal are in my future.
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Stop reading! Or at least find better sources.
Seriously, I can't tell you how many times I've seen people get disturbed because they look at their guitar, see something they don't understand, find bad information on the internet, and get worried over absolutely nothing. You say
the guitar plays and sounds great. If the neck angle was off it wouldn't play great. If you had an issue with the bridge it wouldn't sound great.
These guitars are lightly built, in the general style of prewar Martins. They tend to develop some belly and the bridge can rotate forward slightly. Neither is an issue if not excessive. From your posts here, I see nothing even close to a warranty issue, or any issue at all really.