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 โ๏ธ
Thanks Steve!
Great tips! Luney and Tuney are outrageous names for coins lol
Youโre an absolute legend mate. I feel like an absolute idiot for not thinking about the credit card stacks. Thank you!
Measure at which fret with the three gift cards.
Great video, thank you
Nice little tip ! TY Brother ! ๐โ๏ธ๐ถโ๏ธ๐
How can i fix it if it is to high?
But what is that measurement considered to represent? Low, med low, med, med high, or high?
I like higher action on my strat. Am I normal?
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
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