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JLH75
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 Posted: 06/17/2011 at 12:13 AM Post subject: Cure for a neck-heavy TB Artist? |
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I have one of the later, thinner body Artists and this thing is stupidly neck-heavy. It's worse than a Thunderbird bass. Any suggestions on how to fix...or, at the very least, improve this problem?
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Joefish
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| Posted: 06/21/2011 at 9:24 AM Post subject: RE:Cure for a neck-heavy TB Artist? |
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Hi, Have you tried adjusting the strap so that the guitar body is off to the side a little/a little lower than you are use to? The off to the right does it for me ¦ and, the bridge is actually in the same place as my Telecaster (main guitar) ¦ the body is just off to the side a little.
Plan B: Some of the TB 3000's have an extra strap button on the back. # 38 and #41 have them ¦ in different places. Maybe my friend rlrlrl will chime in ¦ I played EGC Wedge # 455 P ¦ (an AWESOME guitar) ¦ that had one.
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