Questions & Answers for: guitar nut

...nut or the g-saddle in the bridge of the guitar. Good luck , Stefan from Sweden I would think the pole pieces of the pickups need adjustment but not normal, IF the string isn't dead. Definitely, need ...

...nut height is okay I would suggest moving forward cautiously by sanding the bottom of the saddle. Make sure this is done patiently and carefully as it can drastically change the sound and playability ...

...Nut has stripped, internal part where the amp cable "jacks" into has fallen into bidy. I can retrieve but need thread size to retighten. Can you help. BEn Just take the guitar with you to a local ...

...nut' of the guitar. These cannot be repaired, but they can be replaced. Most guitar shops, such as Guitar Center, Sam Ash Music, and Musician's Friend, carry these in stock. They are fairly simple to ...

...guitar. It could also be that the slot in the nut is too low for that string. They can shim the nut if needed or replace it. There are several settings that have to be right to have good

...nut, the guitar tuner buttons & the keystone tuner buttons? If not then first check all the guitar parts, if all are okay then check the strings also. Have set it in a proper way, there can be ...

please help me date my mothers guitar by Conn serial num. 79-0908, model C74 Your Mom's guitar was made in Japan and first produced for schools; however the necks were like telephone poles so they ...

...nut that's been mentioned as well as a chrome flat washer under the knob. In side the guitar cavity, there should also be a toothed lock washer around the pot shaft against the guitar top. if these ...

...nut. If still buzzing, your guitar is probably ready for retirement. If you want to save all this effort, spend $80 and take it to guitar tech, who will do a full set up on it, and have it playing as ...