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Lowering action on Taylor Jumbo - HELP!
Hi, guys!
I want to lower my strings, myself! Would appreciate any inputs on that, like: - What kind of sandpaper to use on a bone saddle? - How to measure heights? Is there any ideal string height? - Do I have to sand the nut as well? - Do I have to set the Trust-Rod? Thanks in advance! Diogo
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That video probably gives you more info than you need.
Try this: http://www.frets.com/fretspages/Musi...raction01.html
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make sure you get the bottom of the saddle flat. especially if you have a under saddle piezo pup.
put the sand paper on a flat surface (kitchen worktop?) and slide the saddle across it.
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thanks a lot, guys!!
I will have some work to do this weekend!
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Non-flat bottom or angled flat is the biggest error I see. I can probably do one by hand using a square, but I work on this type of thing all the time. I highly recommend a jig or using a mechanical sander with a guide keeping the bottom at right angles. I test straight and flat and square with a machined plate and a machinist's square.
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If I screw it I will have to order a WAHI saddle from bob colosi...
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