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Howdy!
I have a Suhr Classic T Pro. I bought it around early February. The setup was nice to begin with. I been having a blast. But, last week when the weather here in New England - Boston area - became humid the higher register strings began to buzz on the frets closest to the neck. I've owned a number of guitars including a Tele (maple neck) and none of the others seemed to be affected to this degree now or in the past. Is this typical? Robert I know you own some Suhr gear, what is your take on this? I'm asking all that are @here. I don't want to do anything drastic. I'm not doing anything special - the guitar never leaves the room I play in. Advice is appreciated.
Thanks, Bill
Posted : May 29, 2018 14:42
Could be a few things. Best get it checked out by a qualified luthier. Suhr have a lifetime guarantee so if it is something diabolical it should be repaired free or replaced.
Posted : May 29, 2018 23:34
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Yup. I'll be taking it to the shop where I bought it. Thanks for your input sir
Posted : May 30, 2018 04:36
wobbly_bob reacted
Yeah it's normal to have some change in level of buzz on guitars, as the weather changes.
If the shop won't help you, you can contact Suhr - they have excellent support.
However, it's a good idea to learn how to adjust the truss rod. Most likely, that will be the solution.
View some tutorials on youtube, for example
It is something all guitar players should learn how to do.
Posted : May 30, 2018 08:07
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Thanks Robert, I'll review the tutorial as this is something I've been meaning to learn about and how to do, plus, it'll save me a trip to the guitar shop...wait a minute, I love going to the guitar shop ! 😉
Posted : May 30, 2018 08:54
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