Lets Talk About Intonation

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Komentáře • 129

  • @allthingsmusic-
    @allthingsmusic- Před rokem +8

    Intonating when it's laying flat, the pull on the strings from the magnets is stronger than it is in playing position, which makes the intonation basically ineffective.

    • @andytraverse
      @andytraverse Před rokem

      I've never noticed that to make any appreciable difference.

  • @MichaelTeichgraber-ro7mc

    Not messed up for me. It‘s inspiring to see your passion for the Instrument. 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @mrtn2842
    @mrtn2842 Před rokem +2

    I learned intonation by myself on my schecter C6 Damien guitar the 2nd year of ownership many years ago … my bridge is a floating bridge as well, and once I checked into intonation ,my guitar was a sorry ass beast , poor thing.
    Once I intonate my guitar , what an awesome experience /knowledge & another layer of guitar knowledge at your fingertips and can be adjusted in a minutes if that.
    Haven’t done my Strats yet but I will now (thanks 4 reminder ) when I put new Hendrix strings or .10s 🤔 on and then upgrade with Chinese guitar pickups on my 3/4 size strat.
    My 3/4 size strat is my guinea pig b4 I touch my 4/4 size Strat .
    My rule is : once I intonate my ax it’s ready to jam..

  • @zubeystinzen540
    @zubeystinzen540 Před rokem +4

    No matter who's guitar I'm setting up I always measure from nut to 12th fret then double that number to see if the bridge is in the right place, also humidity can effect the intonation especially on bolt on necks.
    Great content Dave👍❤️

    • @areyouavinalaff
      @areyouavinalaff Před rokem

      If you're measuring, how do you determine what the measurement should be?

  • @congamike1
    @congamike1 Před rokem +1

    Ya done good!
    The way I think of turning the screw is that a shorter string will ring faster so if flat, move the adjustment to effectively shorten the string.

  • @gregmock6808
    @gregmock6808 Před rokem +2

    Great topic Dave....I learned to intonate mine long ago but my luthier showed me a few tricks with saddle flipping for my G string on my Casino...did the trick!

  • @seansells8305
    @seansells8305 Před rokem +1

    I completely understand intonation now because of your well done video sir.

  • @Ray-Angel
    @Ray-Angel Před rokem +8

    You know, every Tuneomatic bridge guitar I've ever owned needed to have at least one saddle flipped before I could intonate it. I've got an SG that needs it done now. I think I'll make a video about it.

    • @andytraverse
      @andytraverse Před rokem +1

      Sounds like a bad brand or poorly made, never had that with a Gibson 😊

    • @Ray-Angel
      @Ray-Angel Před rokem +2

      @@andytraverse I had it with both my 2017 Les Paul and my 1964 Firebird. My understanding is it's pretty common on set neck guitars.

    • @LfunkeyA
      @LfunkeyA Před rokem

      different for every guitar

  • @stratcat9432
    @stratcat9432 Před rokem +1

    Btw..You did not mess this video up whatsoever. It was spot on in info,entertainment and time length. Perfecto' Dave!😊❤

  • @SamzAsylum
    @SamzAsylum Před rokem

    My memory device for intonation is to imagine the guitar neck as a dark alley while I'm standing on the bridge, and Intonation is someone with a knife. If the knife looks sharp, I back away. If the knife looks flat, I step forward to disarm them.

  • @sirvicemanone
    @sirvicemanone Před rokem +1

    Interesting and informative as always , thank you Dave ! 🙏

  • @jimcamp2423
    @jimcamp2423 Před rokem

    I'll intonate the saddles using both the 12th fret, but also the 5th (4th for a G to B comparison )fret(s). I mean the neck is pretty much fretted and there isn't much you can do about it. So if the E2 string fretted at the 5th fret = A2 string open with no variance in cents off. That saddle is intonated. Move to the fretted A2 string, if that = D3 as open like the prior intonation test, the saddles are where they are supposed to be. Move on to the fretted D3, if that's an open G3, saddle intonation is fine. Doing intonation at the 12th fret is generally just easier though. But when it's done, the 5th fret notes/strings fretted vs open are still going to apply.

    • @jimcamp2423
      @jimcamp2423 Před rokem

      One can always check each fret & string with a tuner that uses the needle style meter. A properly spaced fretboard for frets will be off or even dead on by the same amount of cents up & down the entire neck. If the string fretted at the 12th fret is a few cents off, the rest of the frets should be off by the same amount of cents for an intonated guitar. That's how you would be able to assess the string action height and how precise the chording/fretting play will be for music. Strings when fretted have a tendency to bend when the string is depressed to the fret. Anyone shouldn't worry about +/- 1 or 2 cents, I've never seen anyone that could detect that beyond a lucky guess. There's always going to be some drift for both sloppier & more precise guitarists, bending a string is pulling the string & note towards sharp.
      Another fun little test, when tuning your guitar to open string tune. When it's laying flat , tune it a few cents sharp/hot of the intended open string note. Then when the set of strings has been tuned, check the open strings for tuning in the playing position. Magically the open string tuning should be dead on in the playing position. That's the effect of gravity and magnetic pull from the pickups. Every guitar on the planet does this, so those that are OCD, accept that the universe isn't perfect like this. Then there's always 432 vs 440 hz debate for standard A (A4 to be precise & clear). The zen of that is 432 Hz Standard A4 is a spiritual thing ? 432 hz and every note is more accurate for tuning. Give that a try, see which you prefer.
      www.musicianauthority.com/432-hz-vs-440-hz/

  • @EL_DUDERIN0
    @EL_DUDERIN0 Před rokem

    "Flat" = "Forward". I always forget which way as well. Also, if you have a 24-fret guitar you can check it at 24th fret for twice better accuracy.

  • @jltrem
    @jltrem Před rokem +1

    As I listened/watched Dave do this I was working on a new bridge saddle for my 12 string acoustic. Be patient. Don't rush.

  • @andyholdstock4559
    @andyholdstock4559 Před rokem

    The man speaks the truth.when i was a kid i spent years tuneing guitars .it drove me nuts .untill i lernt this.

  • @ghfdt368
    @ghfdt368 Před rokem

    Great video Dave. Intonation is a really deep and complex thing to get into and literally anything can influence it. Changing string gauges,if the nut isn't cut right or the slots are too deep,If the frets are not put in and maintained properly or the frets are put in slightly uneven which is the case on almost every guitar. However, no guitar will ever have every note and fret perfectly intonated because that's just the nature of the instrument and you naturally wear frets over time in certain places of the neck and you end up with frets ever so slightly not equal in height even it they don't buzz when playing.

  • @simondbarnes
    @simondbarnes Před rokem

    Thanks Dave, most useful

  • @bobblake7132
    @bobblake7132 Před rokem

    Great video Mr Dave, made perfect sense. It encourages and empowers people to develop their guitar skills. I understand self doubt but there’s absolutely no need for it here.

  • @LifetimeBiker
    @LifetimeBiker Před rokem

    Ignore the darkness , Dave , I'm a bit thick at the best of times and I understood what you were saying. Very well done. 👍🙏

  • @paulmitchell5349
    @paulmitchell5349 Před rokem

    Fortunately ''there is no money above the 5th fret '' Dave. LOL.

  • @326vince
    @326vince Před rokem

    I’ve never messed with intonation. I’ll put new strings on and it always helps. I need to learn as I told you in the Tremelo set up video. I am Leary of taking a guitar to the shop as a friend had old capacitors stolen out his old Les Paul. Sad,isn’t it. Too bad there’s no one around I know or trust. My guitars need help. My SG sets up nice and easy. I just change tension of the truss Rod in different climates. But I have 2 Kramer’s. There kinda like my Fender Strat. As I have such nightmares about trying to set them up. I’m horrible at it. Well thanks for the advice. You almost have me wanting to attempt to set my guitars up. Almost. Lol. I’m actually frightened of them. My 1 Kramer’s useless now as frets are worn to the bone! And it’s covered in rust on the Floyd rosé bridge. I couldn’t really use my Tremelo at all as it went outta tune with slight touch. And that was the reason I got the guitar almost 40 years ago! DAMN MAN. IM OLDER THEN SIN! Thanks for letting me babble on. Peace Your amazing. Keep on helping others. You inspire so many. That’s gotta feel good!

  • @jeffreylammering3506
    @jeffreylammering3506 Před rokem

    Thanks a lot for information 💪

  • @zandig666
    @zandig666 Před rokem +1

    Cool brother Dave, lately I just bought cheapies and set them all up myself
    I've got a cheapie LP with super ds the right set up and pb1 boost I got ace frehley in a can !!!!!

  • @moto238
    @moto238 Před rokem

    You are always easy to comprehend Dave. Well done Sir.

  • @mike_munro
    @mike_munro Před rokem

    Thanks Dave, Great explanation, shorter length = higher pitch, totally made sense to me.

  • @zebulon39u
    @zebulon39u Před rokem +1

    Interesting and informative video Dave. You briefly mentioned Telecasters. Do you have any thoughts on the use of compensated saddles for Teles?

  • @jamiereilly-ty7tt
    @jamiereilly-ty7tt Před rokem

    Excellent thank you dave was very clear and precise, just watched the unlocking the neck vid again learnt so much and very blessedby it..has unlocked me moving forward playing greatly , don't beat yourself up bro you really are a great teacher...thanks for your time and effort i look forward very much to the new vids every week...👍

  • @jimmygillard
    @jimmygillard Před rokem

    Really good simple explanation of what intonation is Dave, thanks for this.

  • @stevenbird1431
    @stevenbird1431 Před rokem

    Great video Dave! Very informative and interesting, I like these types of video and how you explain things are very easy to understand 👍 keep up the great work!!!

  • @stratcat9432
    @stratcat9432 Před rokem

    Wow! Great video with much enlightening info that I am going to immediately put to use today. Thank you so much Dave!

  • @francisjuneescama
    @francisjuneescama Před rokem

    More power always Dave! I am blessed to be your subscriber.

  • @stebsonian
    @stebsonian Před rokem

    A good tip is to leave freshly fitted strings a few days before setting the intonation

  • @zandig666
    @zandig666 Před rokem +1

    The intonation conundrum if ur first fret is a bit sharp or if u like higher action I will generally just find the happy medium or right down what hertz is the happy medium for that guitar I know it's mad scientist !!!

  • @paressehylton
    @paressehylton Před rokem

    Dave on the white strat. This is OG Simpson, right there.

  • @devil_pls
    @devil_pls Před rokem

    I was waiting for this one! Perfect timing

  • @JamesClarke.yt.
    @JamesClarke.yt. Před rokem

    Lovely stuff Dave, long time subscriber here, remember when you were at 5k subs!

  • @doneriksen5599
    @doneriksen5599 Před rokem

    Another great video! Thanks Dave!

  • @mikerauter1859
    @mikerauter1859 Před rokem

    This is gold. Thanks Dave

  • @christopherwatkins9729

    Great 'vid' ! ... 🤩...

  • @GazHogan
    @GazHogan Před rokem

    Dave, this video tutorial is fantastic, educational and also funny in places. You should consider a career as a presenter, keep up the good work,, BRAVO BRO 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @eertje01
    @eertje01 Před rokem

    I always intonate my guitars by first pluck open string and then fret at the 12th, rather then using the harmonic. Works pretty well too 👍

  • @vibetone355
    @vibetone355 Před rokem +1

    Bet guitar repairers love you 😂😂😂😂 the amount of money your videos have saved me runs into hundreds, l must admit it’s took me about a year to learn how to get my guitars playing the way l want, invaluable information Dave 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @InfernalStateMachine
    @InfernalStateMachine Před rokem +2

    Am I right thinking that you set up intonation AFTER you setup the neck action (bridge height, truss rod etc)? Does it matter? I think all those other setups will slightly change string length saddle to nut, and this affectsintonation?

  • @thomasjurd172
    @thomasjurd172 Před rokem

    Dave just watched your video on your epiphone les paul and don't you like the epiphone les paul and why ... I have a fender telecaster and just bought a epiphone les paul standard pro 2016 honey sunburst and it feels great to play and sounds great?

  • @Robdoesguitar
    @Robdoesguitar Před rokem

    All the Telecasters are sitting quietly in the corner, hoping noone notices them right now 😂👍

  • @tombradley1900
    @tombradley1900 Před rokem

    You explained it perfectly Dave.

  • @hank6429
    @hank6429 Před rokem

    Temperature and humidity also can change the guitar big time I keep my guitars in the basement upstairs is too dry 👉👍👍✌️

  • @MrBartmulder
    @MrBartmulder Před rokem

    Very informative vid Dave, thanks a lot. I have been trying to set up my ‘91 Strat, but because of lack op proper tools and definitely knowledge, I was going to bring it to the shop, as I couldn’t figure out why it wouldn’t gel.
    Quick question though master Dave: I have a feeling that even though I’ve just tuned the guitar a few particular chords in the first three frets still sound out of tune. And I’ve tried experimenting with the amount of pressure I put on the strings, but I keep hearing it. And I don’t have this issue on my Tele, so I know that pressure should really not be the cause. Could it be that my nut string depth is not deep enough?
    Would love your thoughts on this mate. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching your channel.

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem

      It could beva combination of both intonation and the nut but sounds more like the nut to me. :)

  • @Tonneback
    @Tonneback Před rokem

    Thanks. This really was helpful. Patreon material this one

  • @LfunkeyA
    @LfunkeyA Před rokem

    the harmonics are irrelevant, they will always match the fundamental of the open string, so really you want the accurate fundamental tone when pressed down at the 12th (slight string bend due to pressing). to intonate you need to press on the 12th fret lightly, and then make sure it is in tune. harmonics are useful when tuning by ear, but even then it is not really accurate, more of a to-taste thing.

  • @dave.harmon
    @dave.harmon Před rokem

    Yeah, string height is very important.
    If they're too high, you can pull the guitar out of tune.
    But that can be saddle height or truss rod adjustment.
    But you'll get to that in another video

  • @InfernalStateMachine
    @InfernalStateMachine Před rokem

    saddle moves forward -> shorter length -> will sound sharper
    Or the other way around 🤣🤣

  • @richardlynch5632
    @richardlynch5632 Před rokem

    Some tuners offer compensated tuning which lowers/ raises a few cents to enable the guitar to be better sounding...? This is after the guitar has been intonated normally.
    Haven't tried this yet...however, when I used the Buzz Feiten tuning system...it did improve overall the guitar being in tune with itself...? Then after that intonation was done, just tune each string to the "E" note wherever on the fretboard it is.😁
    But that also had the nut moved approximately 2mm closer to the bridge.
    😎👍❤🖖koko

  • @pclin75
    @pclin75 Před rokem

    Don’t worry dude - it was well explained - great video as usual 👍

  • @wjewell63
    @wjewell63 Před rokem

    Thanks man..I can use all the tips I get..✌️👍I always think longer is lower shorter is sharper..

  • @adamsan7494
    @adamsan7494 Před rokem

    Marvelous..😊

  • @michaelkarlsson5966
    @michaelkarlsson5966 Před rokem

    Thank you for this explainatory video! Great! I have a question but I don't if it's about intonation or even intonation related. In my experience, on strats and teles, even when I got the intonation down good on them the low E string always go a bit flat after a bit of playing. Why is that? Is it the intonation? Do I hit the strings too hard? Or is it something else that I am hitherto unaware of? Please, help, if possible :)

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem +1

      I’m not totally sure but intonation is never 100% accurate anyway. If its in tune by ear then it doesn’t matter. It’ll always drift a little.

    • @michaelkarlsson5966
      @michaelkarlsson5966 Před rokem

      @@thedavesimpson thanks! Yeah, it's never 100% I know. But it seems like only the low E does this for me. Do you think maybe I should intonate it slightly sharp? Or maybe go for a thicker size E? 🤔

  • @keithsa41
    @keithsa41 Před rokem

    Dave I find you infectious... like a good bacteria 🙂.. You have your calling here with music. Cheers!

  • @robbymarquez8245
    @robbymarquez8245 Před rokem

    Exactly the vid I needed 👍

  • @Dizzle7771
    @Dizzle7771 Před rokem

    I'd love for you to give a lesson on how to tune a guitar by ear and how to learn to not be so reliant on a tuner. 🙏

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem

      I’ve been playing for 23 years. I can tune by ear fine. I just prefer a tuner. Especially for setting intonation.

  • @adamsan7494
    @adamsan7494 Před rokem

    Electronic tuners for PM.😁

  • @cave1970
    @cave1970 Před rokem

    just done my frankenstrat thanks to youre easy guide cheers

  • @OkTr3y
    @OkTr3y Před rokem

    Hi Dave can you pluck at the 12 th instead of using the harmonic method. I’m not the most familiar with harmonics but i don’t mind learning if it’s more effective

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem

      You can yes. You don’t have to use the harmonic as I was told recently. :)

    • @OkTr3y
      @OkTr3y Před rokem

      @@thedavesimpson thanks I tried both methods and surprisingly my guitar was quite spot on. Very helpful vid, I’m definitely going to be trying my truss rod next. Thanks for the tips. Hope everythings good and you’re feeling well. Really enjoyed watching your left handed video’s recently :)

  • @Mr75044
    @Mr75044 Před rokem

    Never been able to do it with a clip on tuner
    Always use a boss.

  • @stephanfuchs7891
    @stephanfuchs7891 Před rokem

    Very nice. Thanks, Dave. I just don't understand the difference between harmonics and frets. If you know what I mean...all else is very clear. You explained it very good.

  • @christianroomman6576
    @christianroomman6576 Před rokem

    Can changing your string hight and trus rod also change your Intonation?

  • @bluessumlin...7067
    @bluessumlin...7067 Před rokem

    Great explanation!🙂

  • @johnstanley6977
    @johnstanley6977 Před rokem

    You should see my shine tele. It’s intonated but the saddles are so weird. The A and D string are perfectly in line and every other saddle in the normal place. Mind you, I haven’t changed strings four years. Lol

  • @MultiCugel
    @MultiCugel Před rokem

    Great! Very useful thanks. Can you do one about acoustic guitars?

  • @duncansmith5734
    @duncansmith5734 Před rokem

    Thanks for a great video, but for a real beginner, please could you explain in detail - or better still demonstrate on video - what you mean by 'playing the harmonic'. Thanks.

  • @rod9050
    @rod9050 Před rokem

    Hi dave cool video man

  • @AdamManley7
    @AdamManley7 Před rokem

    Ever try one of those Evertune guitars? 🎸

  • @ifax1245
    @ifax1245 Před rokem

    Dave, when you said "the best way to do this is with a tuner" I was expecting you to produce a large fish...

  • @larryshields2302
    @larryshields2302 Před rokem

    What about string hight Dave :) Is there a hard for fast rule for this?

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem +1

      Nope. Just whatever feels best for you.

    • @michaelkarlsson5966
      @michaelkarlsson5966 Před rokem

      no rule but too low will cause buzzing and too high will cause intonation problems when you fret the strings and push down on the fretboard.

  • @PaulCooksStuff
    @PaulCooksStuff Před rokem

    I remember it as F's...
    Flat, Forward.
    That doesn't help me instinctively remember whether to turn the saddle screw clockwise/anticlockwise - I still have to pause and think first lol.

    • @andytraverse
      @andytraverse Před rokem

      I hate that saying, there's no recognisable 'forwards' on a guitar! 😅

    • @PaulCooksStuff
      @PaulCooksStuff Před rokem

      @@andytraverse I understand what direction I mean by it, and that's all that matters to make it memorable and useful.

  • @pedrogarrao1
    @pedrogarrao1 Před rokem

    maybe you could do a video on the subject that playing a open Em and playing a Em on the 7th freet, can give a song completely different sound ,even though they are the same notes

  • @z.z.onichi5365
    @z.z.onichi5365 Před rokem

    nice highlights about intonating, what's your thoughts for different frequency tunings? i personally really like the 436hz range and oddly i still find it fits perfectly in tune when playing with other songs using the 440hz

    • @LfunkeyA
      @LfunkeyA Před rokem

      probably a sign that you fret and/or strum hard. so you bend that 436hz to 440 :).

    • @z.z.onichi5365
      @z.z.onichi5365 Před rokem

      @@LfunkeyA thanks for reply, yeah i thought about it , i don't strum too hard but i do a lot of bends. somehow i feel it stands out more in the mix with 436hz vs the 440hz when i jam along sounds just flat

  • @KaddysJamKave
    @KaddysJamKave Před rokem

    Hehe I wonder if Dave has any guitars with a Floyd on it... that's a b*st*rd to intonate in my experience but I still love the damn things.

  • @Breech_
    @Breech_ Před rokem

    Side bar but care to explain what strings you enjoy using ?

  • @robjones7725
    @robjones7725 Před rokem

    I disagree about the orientation of the guitar in the horizontal position to the vertical playing position - physically from the guitar's point of view it should make no difference at all. Why should it? Dave's World of Fun Stuff - a guitar set up and repair guy in Canada says the same and he has about 40 years experience but he still gets questioned about the validity of setting bass and and 6 strings up horizontally but he swears it makes no difference at all. Having said that he checks string height in the playing position but probably because that is easier from a human viewpoint. I'm not saying you are wrong but in the physics of it I don't see why you have to intonate in the vertical playing position.
    I'd be grateful for your view point on this as to why you insist intonation must be done in a vertical playing position for a guitar?
    Thaks for the vid. I use a tuner to check the notes all over the guitar as another check to see if intonation is 90%+.
    Cheers

    • @Paul-D
      @Paul-D Před rokem

      Does he do it with the guitar lay down on its body or with the neck in a rest? Because the myth of doing it in playing position comes from exactly this, When you add/remove ANY pressure on a guitar neck it shifts the pitch. Try and gently touch your headstock with a note ringing and youll hear it waver slightly. If you do it with the guitar laying on its body only and the neck or headstock isn't resting on anything then it should be fine.

    • @robjones7725
      @robjones7725 Před rokem +1

      @@Paul-D That makes complete sense, Paul, and explains the physical forces involved. I find it easier to adjust saddles for intonation horizontally and have my neck free of any support. I think you have answered my query. Thank you.

  • @MrNobody-fk7fc
    @MrNobody-fk7fc Před rokem

    What's going on with your Fender Champ 100???

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem +1

      I sold it years ago.

    • @MrNobody-fk7fc
      @MrNobody-fk7fc Před rokem

      @@thedavesimpson nooo! Why did you decide to sell it? I own one and still love it. The fx loop was a bit confusing but i sorted it out, it was simple, lol.

  • @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028

    Great vid btw 🎉

  • @paulmckeown5672
    @paulmckeown5672 Před rokem

    that explained the process really well and I take heed of your comments on learning to do this stuff yourself. I have 30+ guitars and at £500 a set up it makes sense to do this myslef. Do you have a video on manipulating the truss rod? Doing that scares me!!

    • @jimmy66448
      @jimmy66448 Před rokem

      500?? I would charge someone 50 bucks. It's literally just a setup. And a truss rod adjustment is really not too scary after you've done it once or twice.

    • @paulmckeown5672
      @paulmckeown5672 Před rokem

      @@jimmy66448 typo sorry, meant to say £50

    • @jimmy66448
      @jimmy66448 Před rokem +1

      @Paul McKeown that makes total sense! Haha hope I didn't come off as rude, just thought they must me depositing 14k gold into the cavities of the guitar😅😂

    • @thedavesimpson
      @thedavesimpson  Před rokem +2

      Video on truss rods coming soon.

  • @TeleStratman
    @TeleStratman Před rokem

    If a guitar guy asks 20 quid for a setup....he hasn't done anything. 😁

  • @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028

    Cant get the g string to sound in tune when played open. Can intonation be the problem?

    • @martinemesguitar
      @martinemesguitar Před rokem +1

      I don't think so. Intonation is about the guitar being in tune with itself all the way up to the highest frets. It doesn't affect the strings played open.

    • @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028
      @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028 Před rokem +1

      @@martinemesguitar its strange because technically its in tune but it sounds way of when i play an open chord. Barre chords are fine though.🥴

    • @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028
      @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028 Před rokem

      The g string sounds way off that is

    • @martinemesguitar
      @martinemesguitar Před rokem

      @@reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028 That kind of thing can happen when you're very downtuned and the strings are too slack, I think. If not that, I have no idea! G strings are a bit naughty sometimes.

    • @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028
      @reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028 Před rokem

      @@martinemesguitar lol true😂

  • @mikehomar5321
    @mikehomar5321 Před rokem

    Hi 😊👋

  • @johnconnor7249
    @johnconnor7249 Před rokem

    Not that anyone gives a shit but I’m a Luthier and I work on guitars everyday all day. Some people think intonation isn’t too difficult but I can tell you that it gets pretty complex. But once you get it down it becomes like a science. Working on guitars is such an amazing experience