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haha I forgot the first step anyway: drink a beer.Slow down slowmotion, one thing at a time....![]()
haha I forgot the first step anyway: drink a beer.Slow down slowmotion, one thing at a time....![]()
haha I forgot the first step anyway: drink a beer.
Sounds like it's vibrating at the saddle to me, like what most Wilkinson bridges do.
Could be a loose saddle screw or screws or saddle retainer clip, wee dollop of nail varnish or get a Tonepro's.![]()
Maybe I'm just confused about what you mean by saddle... do you mean the bridge? It's a Gibson Nashville bridge. Where would I put the blue tac for that (and where would I get it)?Sounds like it's vibrating at the saddle to me, like what most Wilkinson bridges do.
Could be a loose saddle screw or screws or saddle retainer clip, wee dollop of nail varnish or get a Tonepro's.![]()
Maybe I'm just confused about what you mean by saddle... do you mean the bridge? It's a Gibson Nashville bridge. Where would I put the blue tac for that (and where would I get it)?
Ah, ok. So... what is this blue tac stuff and where do I get it?
Well, after reading about nuts on that site, it does seem that my nut slots may be a little wider than they should be. The ringing also seems to come from that area when I put my ear close to the guitar. Buying the nut is relatively inexpensive, but getting it installed is kind of costly... is it a fairly simple process?
So which is it?Well, it happens a bit with the first fret or two, actually.
If it's happening with fretted notes, it's not the nut.No no, I just meant that the ringing is still there when I am fretting notes at the first and second frets, not that the ringing was coming from the first and second frets.