So we must assume that your experience would have been identical to his? The difference would only have been in your own behavior and the degree of face value to it?Interesting, that's not my interpretation of the situation at all haha, I mean we'll never truly know as Holloway said.
Based on this guy's severe lack of proper understanding of how guitars work, his huge swings and misses pertaining to other issues the perceived the guitar to have and straight up made worse with his overconfident ineptitude in trying to fix them, his severe paranoia pertaining to what the causation of these non-existent problems were and his attitude and continual moaning about the flaws that the guitar still had that I know for fact aren't present as I now possess it (won't stay in tune, harsh shrill pickups) I don't think he has a lot of credibility. Kiesel literally just said that they needed to be tightened, that's a quote from the tech. I'll stuff his logic as to the problem in the same category of the warped maxxed truss rod because of wet wood.