Hello everyone!

I'm finally happy after getting my guitar sounding good!
After going and trying a zillion different things I finally got my guitar to sound decent so I may start recording. I had a really big buzzing problem and I made it better after doing a couple of things. I fixed my intonation as best as possible but my saddle reached the maximum end and still some of my strings weren't intonated properly still and that made my guitar still buzz because of wrong pitches. So I was thinking of how to make more space so I can move my saddle more. I did this by loosening the strings unscrewing the nail from the saddle and taking out the saddle than reversed the saddle position and put it back in the guitar. And as I expected it gave me much more to move my saddle. I had more room than I wanted! It made my guitar sound unbelievably better when having my guitar correctly intonated! So if anyone has a fixed bridge guitar and wonders how to make room for intonation take it out and reverse it and put it back in!

Good for you.Enjoy recording.

This is a rather pointless thread.

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