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Relief is very easy to check. Simply put on a capo on the first fret, then press the low E string where the neck meets the body. Probably at the 14th. fret. You have now created a straight edge and can measure the gap between the fretboard and the string. If you have two capos use them at...

Have not looked in for a while. Dropped in today and saw this post. Let me clarify a few things. First, action is not adjusted via the truss rod. A truss rod only adjusts the amount of neck relief. Most, but not all acoustic players like a small amount of relief. When a guitar string is...

Yeep watched most of it. Very much agree with the Beyonce comments. She got a lot of TV time yesterday as she was also interviewed on 60 minutes. Very thoughtful, well spoken you lady. Protective of her privacy and funny. Green Day got a big thumbs up. Not so much the Zak Brown band, which...

I've only done it once. Have adjusted the slots many times. Lots of guitars leave the factory with the slots not cut deep enough. Unless you are talking about a custom situation you are likely able to buy a replacement nut. Couple of sources...

I re-string very much like Robert with a couple small differrences. 1. Start with the hole in the peg at 90 degrees to the fretboard. 2. With the non winding hand both hold the string in place at the nut AND maintain tension as you wind. 3. Have a bit less winds on the low and high E's than...

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First, Welcome to the gang. Second, the easy stuff. Some possible sources for the tuners. http://www.stewmac.com/ http://www.lmii.com/CartTwo/Secondproducthead.asp?CategoryName=Tuning+Machines The rest is a bit harder. I would not advise cutting the undersaddle transducer or removing the...

From a ex resident of Boston and other NE towns. Welcome. :applause :applause

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Hey Mainestratman!! Welcome to the gang. :applause Mrs Keel and I used to live in that beautiful state. Left in 2000. Former resident of Portland and then Peaks Island.

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The T5 is a very cool, versatile guitar. As you say lot O coin. Michael Kelly has a low cost Hybrid that does a lot of the same things the Taylor does for a lot less $$...

Krash mentions pawn shops, a great source for low priced 12 strings. My guess is a lot of people get a 12'er, loose interest and need a bit of cash. The local pawn shops have a bunch of 'em. I picked up a vintage Eko Ranger 12 string, at a pawn shop a bit over a year ago. Great guitar. Big...

Very, Very Cool!! :happy :applause :happy Sounds like you had a blast and are itching for more. Go get 'em!!

We'll miss you around these parts, But huge congrats on landing a job. :applause :applause

Seems like Epiphone could have come up with a somewhat shorter moniker. :thwap http://www.epiphone.com/default.asp?ProductID=324&CollectionID=17 But, whatever, I played one of these today at a local Sam Ash and was very impressed. Solid Spruce top and Solid mahogany back, lam Mahogany sides...

At least thru my computer w/ logitech speakers I don't hear a huge difference. Maybe in person the tonal variety would be greater. But, I thought the D'adds and the Mangan's had a bit more punch, low end presence. I agree w/ street, the Gibson's seemed brighter, but also sounded a bit thin...

A lot of folks put the Guild Jumbo 12'ers, particularly the Westerly, R.I. built ones, at the top of the 12 string acoustic list. In good shape, those beauties will set you back a couple grand or so. Takamine, in the late 70's and 80's built some very good Guild clones, inc. some 12 string...