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10-13-2021, 07:50 PM
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Great! Thanks. This definitely gives me some direction - I appreciate your input!!
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#32
10-13-2021, 08:24 PM
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I'd say the next step is as John Arnold suggested, make sure that the nut slots are cut on a back angle so the the exit point of the string is at the face of the nut. Otherwise your string is too long and can lead to intonation problems.
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#33
10-14-2021, 02:40 PM
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Trevor points out that any compensation at the nut is probably better than none. Half a saw kerf might be the 'right' compensation for one of the strings, and will, at least, get the others a bit closer, but there's no substitute for getting it right. I used to get compliments on my intonation from some pretty savvy customers before I did nut compensation, but it's even better now. And wait until you hear how well it can work on a 12-string!
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