That is a very good video. Thanks.
I do intonate my nuts (?) by 0.030". And all who have a guitar of mine like it. I did not know however that it sharpens all above the 12th fret. Never encountered that problem, probably because acoustic players seldomly play in that area.
Herman
Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
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Re: Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
I liked the video as well. I also intonate at the nut and like the results but I will not counter any of things he says. When I intonate at nut I have really good intonation to the 12 fret after which it does start going incrementally sharp. Without the nut intonation my guitars tend to be a bit sharp in the first through third position. The video is very informative. Anyone who buys pre-slotted fret boards that is slotted for a zero fret or use a template that cuts a zero slot has about .012" of intonation at the nut (a good thing.)
Re: Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
Hey Ken, I don't know if it is on my end or not, but the video link doesn't seem to be working. This is a subject that I am interested in. Thanks,
Jim
Jim
Re: Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
Likely your browser (or device) -- works fine on chrome
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Re: Very good intonation cause and effect explaination
Thanks Ken I will try it on my home computer when I get there.
Jim
Jim