@ericfrost3244

Thank you nobody ever makes videos for cheap people

@dennisnielsen4289

For those that would like some measuring numbers. 

I've set up my bass string height at just  around 2.0 mm for the G-E string, and about 2.5mm for the B string. 

This also gives a nice feeling of following the curvature of the frets, on whatever kind of bass you have. 

I find that as a very good balance point since i like fairly low action but not insanely low. Feel free to try those measures out, anyone who likes. 

Peace โœŒ๏ธ

@briankeenan4901

Thanks Steve!

@nfdrzewiecki

Great tips! Luney and Tuney are outrageous names for coins lol

@KannabisAnalyst

Youโ€™re an absolute legend mate. I feel like an absolute idiot for not thinking about the credit card stacks. Thank you!

@clawhammer704

Measure at which fret with the three gift cards.

@DevinOneLight

Great video, thank you

@michaelmendillo7513

Nice little tip !  TY Brother  !  ๐Ÿ˜ŽโœŒ๏ธ๐ŸŽถโœ๏ธ๐Ÿ’•

@antonismiller

How can i fix it if it is to high?

@da324

But what is that measurement considered to represent? Low, med low, med, med high, or high?

@3dsmaxrocks699

I like higher action on my strat.
Am I normal?

@jasonfraser701

G'day Steve, can you help me ? I've got a nylon sting acoustic with a cutaway and have my Bstring flat by the twelfth fret.  Since I've noticed that classical guitars have a saddle closer to parallel with the nut than steel string guitars,  yet on those the B is set back compared to the others.   What do you think has caused this issue and what do you suggest i do to fix this ?  
I have tried shortening the string a few 64ths but it seemed to get worse.  When measuring i get the same distance (all other strings are very close).  Could it be the nut ?  How would i tell if it is ?    Thanks for your time

@carloalbertorassaval3275

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