Hi....any of u care to teach me how to lower down the action of an acoustic steel string guitar......mine's got the truss rod also......should i cut the ivory bridge??
Dude, truss rod is for straigthening the neck. Primary option of action adjustment is filing the saddle for a lower action. Some lower the action from the nut though I don't really like this. In any case. one needs to measure the string to fretboard height accordingly. Get yourself more educated from frets.com Best consult a qualified luthier like Macolm.
thanks guys for the answers....but actually i won't send it to a shop or anything....i just want to DIY it....cos i dun want to spend money to fix it....this guitar is just a brandless acoustic guitar that one of my friend left for me when she left this country....
the guitar sounds great....better than my epiphone acoustic....tha's why i want to readjust the action to make it comfy to play........
so any idea how can i cut my ivory bridge?or is there any shop where i can buy a thin ivory bridge?
Ok here is the deal...get a similar bridge piece and slowly sand down the bottom flat side squared to the sand paper flat on a table....do it a step at a time a see which you prefer .... Please do not adjust truss rod ya !!