Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Tech => Topic started by: mia on May 11, 2006, 09:11:44 AM
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What are the benefits of low or high string height... find that my guitar has it too low?...how do i alter it?
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Low string height:
-easier to play
-harder to bend
-more buzz
-depending on how bad the neck is, possible dead notes...
-and, harder to play slide
High string height (and I'm talking reasonably high ;)):
- more or less the opposite :)
Your guitar's bridge probalby has some screws to alter the height, either for the whole bridge or for each saddle, depending on what bridge you have.
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its an edge pro
Thanks for teh info btw
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Ok, you can heighten the whole Edge Pro, see the attached picture...
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yes, you CAN do that, but i would suggest loosening the strings first to take tension off the knife edge before you start grinding a metal post against it! i did do it once without loosening, and it doesn't seem to have done any harm, but better safe than sorry, although it is a hell of a hassle with a floating bridge.
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Thought I may aswell add onto this thread...How much does string height matter..getting the sweet spot I mean?...I dont know if I have found it or not?
A mississippi queen nech, Mothers milk middle and Nailbomb bridge, what kind of heights should I be looking at?
Cheers,
Rory.
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I mean pickup height :roll:
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string hight has a lot to do with a guitars tone as well. The higher the strings, the more you get out of the guitars wood, the lower the strings, the more its just pickup.
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^ yeah, you get more sustain with higher strings.