MF_Kitten
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that looks sweet! i would q-tuner that pickup right away, too! ![lol :lol: :lol:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/laugh.gif)
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that looks sweet! i would q-tuner that pickup right away, too!![]()
That's a nice-looking guitar! A hollowbody is definitely needed in my lineup of sevens.
Oooh... there are some nice trans black ones.
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And blue!
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GAS... rising...
BTW, who was the seller? $400 is a steal
i saw these, and im not even sure there raines. the horns look more rounded and the scale lenght is different.
im really interested in getting one, but i dont wanna be fooled into a shit copy.
BTW, who was the seller? $400 is a steal
I find this funny given that Raines are cheaply built Korean guitars that he sells for a high markup...
can i get a shot of the neckjoint man? id like to help you resolve this
That is quite the neck angle, but if the neck is straight and the frets are level, I would think you could still get the action down to a reasonable level. Are you able to adjust the truss rod until the fretboard is flat (no bow/relief at all)? Like if you were to lay a straightedge down the fretboard, could you get it so that it was touching every fret? I'm not an expert, but it sounds to me like the problem might be either a high fret or some upward curving of the fretboard at the upper frets. A good straightedge ought to prove or disprove that pretty easily.
I hope this all works out alright. Its a cool looking guitar man.
I dunno if this is a stupid idea or not but could you possibly raise the nut?
The 2 posts before this one are correct![]()
The way the neck is aligned is common to all jazz guitars so dont worry about it, its most likely just a minor issue