
2006-03-04, 04:32
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either your neck is bowing a lot or your bridge is simply too high. Both not to hard to fix
i'm assuming your guitar has a tunomatic bridge, if so, just get a screw driver and tighten both sides of the bridge in evenly to make it go down.
then tighten the neck a little bit at a time. do 1/4 turns on it every few hours, check in on its progress.
i'm guessing its probably a combination of both problems, but i cant say.
google it for very detailed tutorials on the truss rod/ neck adjusting.
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