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heatstroke guitar

Postby chippy71 » 24 Jul 2014, 20:45

I hang my 2 guitars up on a wall rack in the spare bedroom, bad idea! went to have a play tonight on them and both of them was badly out of tune, but the custom built one is now unplayable, really high action, sounds awful and the high E string is rattling in the nut. a lesson learnt.
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Re: heatstroke guitar

Postby roger bayliss » 24 Jul 2014, 20:50

Bad luck there Neil. Maybe if you slacken the strings off and put it in their cases in a cool place a few days away from the heat and maybe the necks will go back to normal position. a little moisture might also be a good idea say by putting a damp cloth inside the case inside a plastic bag with holes pierced in it.
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Re: heatstroke guitar

Postby chippy71 » 24 Jul 2014, 20:55

roger bayliss wrote:Bad luck there Neil. Maybe if you slacken the strings off and put it in their cases in a cool place a few days away from the heat and maybe the necks will go back to normal position. a little moisture might also be a good idea say by putting a damp cloth inside the case inside a plastic bag with holes pierced in it.

Good bit of advice there mate, i will go and do that now. i really should now better in my trade DOH!!!!
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Re: heatstroke guitar

Postby roger bayliss » 25 Jul 2014, 09:55

I cannot think of anything better Neil. I have seen how they cure issues with acoustic guitars and this is similar so might work after a few days to a week. Let me know if it sorts it for you.
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Re: heatstroke guitar

Postby chippy71 » 25 Jul 2014, 18:57

roger bayliss wrote:I cannot think of anything better Neil. I have seen how they cure issues with acoustic guitars and this is similar so might work after a few days to a week. Let me know if it sorts it for you.

Stored away now mate till we get back from Devon next week.
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