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Guitar - compensated nut [message #71283] Tue, 15 August 2006 16:47 Go to previous message
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No, I am not talking about a politician with a Tele...

For the last 2 days I have been working on an idea for a intonated
nut for guitars and basses.

Want to see something reall scary? Get a good chromatic tuner,
tune all your strings to pitch. Not press down each string at the first
fret and check your tuning again...

Unless you have a very lucky accident, most of the strings will be
out of tune at the first fret. This is why guitars don't play in
tune when changing from open to fretted notes. Yes, the bridge
intonation is vitally important, but the nut being intonatable is
also very important.

Today I finished installing my first made-from-scratch intonatable
nut on my Anderson strat. (and no this is not the same as the
Feiten tuning system).

I've got to go out for a while, but if several of you are interested, I
will post the details on how to do this when I get a chance.

It works. The guitar is more in tune, by far, than ever before.

DC
 
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