Members Chung126 Posted February 20, 2005 Members Posted February 20, 2005 I have a Ibanze accoustic the action is too high in higer fret,but the neck pretty straight. I see the instruction booklet that I can adjust by "sanding the bottom of the saddle down" but i cannot understand... do anyone explain to me how?thanks!
Members Chung126 Posted February 21, 2005 Author Members Posted February 21, 2005 Anyone can help??Thanks.
Members seven7 Posted February 21, 2005 Members Posted February 21, 2005 for the detailed version with pics go to: http://www.frets.com a brief description from me: tape a piece of sandpaper (i usually use around 150 or 220 grit) down to a table. figure out how much you want to lower the action. double that number. if it's 1/32" then you'll want your number to be 2/32". mark that on the bottom part of your saddle. sand it down to that line. be careful to keep the saddle bottom flat on the paper. install saddle back onto guitar. play and enjoy. if you sand too far you'll get buzzing. so be careful. saddles aren't too expensive though if you mess up..
Members Chung126 Posted February 23, 2005 Author Members Posted February 23, 2005 Originally posted by seven7 for the detailed version with pics go to: http://www.frets.coma brief description from me: tape a piece of sandpaper (i usually use around 150 or 220 grit) down to a table. figure out how much you want to lower the action. double that number. if it's 1/32" then you'll want your number to be 2/32". mark that on the bottom part of your saddle. sand it down to that line. be careful to keep the saddle bottom flat on the paper. install saddle back onto guitar. play and enjoy. if you sand too far you'll get buzzing. so be careful. saddles aren't too expensive though if you mess up.. thank you.
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