Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
guitarluthiersnetwork · Guitar Luthiers Network - for guitar luthiers and guitar luthier wannabes
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Message search is now enhanced, find messages faster. Take it for a spin.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.
Having problems with message search? Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Guitar Luthiers Network   Message List  
Reply | Forward Message #76 of 182 |
Re: How come ?

Sounds like your guitar is taking on water. If
you keep it unprotected in a damp enviornment it will
cause the wood to swell, which may cause some movement.
This may explain why your strings are now buzzing. To
dry a climate can have ill effects too. When I have
seen guitars exposed to excessive moisture there is
often a dampening (dulling)of the tone of the guitar as
well. Try keeping it in a heated room and see if it
drying it out changes the tone, or alliviates some of
the buzzing. Using a different gauge string could be
a factor in the buzzing too. Good luck.




Thu Feb 14, 2002 9:26 pm

leftoverking
Send Email Send Email

Forward
Message #76 of 182 |
Expand Messages Author Sort by Date

Hello,<br><br>I just changed my strings (they were rusty, just can't find a place to put my guitar where it isn't moisty), one by one off course, but my guitar...
snowflakebe
Offline Send Email
Feb 14, 2002
5:24 pm

Sounds like your guitar is taking on water. If you keep it unprotected in a damp enviornment it will cause the wood to swell, which may cause some movement. ...
leftoverking
Offline Send Email
Feb 14, 2002
9:26 pm

Thank you very much Leftover.<br>Although I keep my precious thing ;-) in a case (flightcase ? english is not my native language), but I have to practice on my...
snowflakebe
Offline Send Email
Feb 14, 2002
9:40 pm

Hello All,<br><br>I'm roughing together some lacewood blanks for a possible Tele body, I'm wondering if anyone has any accurate scaled drawings of the Tele, or...
grislyman69
Offline Send Email
Feb 22, 2002
5:01 am

Search (E bay)I have seen templates etc. on there. good luck...
dhu1988
Offline
Jun 20, 2002
8:29 pm

I am also looking for schematics for Tele wiring for single coil sized humbuckers <br>(Stacked in neck pos.) (Little '59 in bridge) Nothing fancy, just a ...
grislyman69
Offline Send Email
Feb 22, 2002
5:06 am

In a solid body (Les Paul type) guitar, is there a huge difference tonally between Limba (Korina) and Mahogany?...
tipmankd
Offline Send Email
Feb 22, 2002
12:05 pm

I have a wiring harness:<br><br><a href=http://www.comnet.ca/~kdt/rockmetalfunkbluesjazzprogguitar/Wiring%20Diags/tele_mod.pdf...
tipmankd
Offline Send Email
Feb 22, 2002
12:08 pm

Does anyone know anything about early 70's SG's, primarly 72? Provide me w/ links, etc......
secularpantheist
secularpanth...
Offline Send Email
Feb 23, 2002
4:35 pm

Go visit:<br><br><a href=http://www.seymourduncan.com/ target=new>http://www.seymourduncan.com/</a><br><br>there's a whole boatload of wiring schematics listed...
joekhejl
Offline Send Email
Feb 26, 2002
12:10 am

Explain a skunk stripe, how's it made,what are it's pro's and con's and what tools do I use to make one....
jyopen
Offline Send Email
Feb 27, 2002
4:35 pm

Can anyone explain what i saw on a website?<br>A pre assembled strat pickguard with single coil sized double rail humbucker in the neck & middle position then ...
grislyman69
Offline Send Email
Feb 28, 2002
3:59 pm

Coil tapping means shutting one of the two coils of a humbucker off. With this feature, you have a variety of tones to mess with. You can have a classic ...
leftoverking
Offline Send Email
Feb 28, 2002
7:21 pm
 First  |  |  Next > Last 
Advanced

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help