quote:Originally posted by Bondo: Most of the time with a new guitar purchase, you should take it to a professional luthier to have it "set up": adjust the curvature of the neck, the height of the bridge, pick ups. It fixes any potential issues (like fret buzz) and it personalizes the instrument to your specific playing style.
I second this...good advice! Especially if it's been on the wall at Guitar Center getting slapped and hammered by a bunch of kids after school for a month!
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NEW PROBLEM! thanks for the great advice guys , but over the summer we had 2 consecutive days of 44ºC days (112ºF) and I do not have a case for it. So it's leaned up against the wall like my acoustics and with the Bass, it warped alot. All strings are lying on the fretboard Acoustics are still fine. Might have to take it to a pro now.
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If you have to lean stringed instruments against a wall, you face them toward the wall.
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, but over the summer we had 2 consecutive days of 44ºC days (112ºF) and I do not have a case for it. So it's leaned up against the wall like my acoustics and with the Bass, it warped alot. All strings are lying on the fretboard ![[Mad]](cuss.gif)
Acoustics are still fine. Might have to take it to a pro now.
