CarrotStickles
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I hope this is the right place to post this.
Alright so I got my first ever seven string and my first ever high quality guitar (I'll be posting a NGD thread after I get this problem sorted out). Well out of the box there was a little fret buzz, but I just thought that since the stock strings they ship with were so small that that was probably just the problem. Well I put on some new strings (10-67) and That fret buzz is still there and VERY noticeable. It's really only affecting the top 4 strings, as in the B E A and D strings. I did have it drop tuned a half-step down but I figured that with the higher gauge strings that shouldn't be a problem.
I figure that the truss rod probably just needs some adjusting but I figured I would ask you "guitar geniuses" over here first cause you would probably know. I really want to play the damn guitar but with that fret buzz it really just ruins the experience for me. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Alright so I got my first ever seven string and my first ever high quality guitar (I'll be posting a NGD thread after I get this problem sorted out). Well out of the box there was a little fret buzz, but I just thought that since the stock strings they ship with were so small that that was probably just the problem. Well I put on some new strings (10-67) and That fret buzz is still there and VERY noticeable. It's really only affecting the top 4 strings, as in the B E A and D strings. I did have it drop tuned a half-step down but I figured that with the higher gauge strings that shouldn't be a problem.
I figure that the truss rod probably just needs some adjusting but I figured I would ask you "guitar geniuses" over here first cause you would probably know. I really want to play the damn guitar but with that fret buzz it really just ruins the experience for me. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.