Difference between revisions of "Fix a Warped Guitar Neck"
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A warped guitar neck can make your guitar notes out of tune in some positions and may even create buzzing or muddy quality in the tone your guitar produces.<ref name="rf1">http://shop.maton.com.au/pdf/maton_neck_adjustments_rev1.pdf</ref> This may have been caused by heat, humidity, time and the natural pressure exerted on the neck by your strings, or other factors. But for your guitar to sound the way it's intended, you'll need to have its neck straightened. Having this done professionally can cost up to $800, if not more.<ref name="rf2">http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/repair/acoustic-guitar/neck.php</ref> Lucky for you there's a way you can try to repair your guitar neck on your own. | A warped guitar neck can make your guitar notes out of tune in some positions and may even create buzzing or muddy quality in the tone your guitar produces.<ref name="rf1">http://shop.maton.com.au/pdf/maton_neck_adjustments_rev1.pdf</ref> This may have been caused by heat, humidity, time and the natural pressure exerted on the neck by your strings, or other factors. But for your guitar to sound the way it's intended, you'll need to have its neck straightened. Having this done professionally can cost up to $800, if not more.<ref name="rf2">http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/repair/acoustic-guitar/neck.php</ref> Lucky for you there's a way you can try to repair your guitar neck on your own. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Checking the Straightness of the Guitar Neck=== | ===Checking the Straightness of the Guitar Neck=== | ||
