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Do "D" string should be so closer to "A" than to "G"? And low "E" closer to neck edge than high "E"?

nice work! I also would appreciate the dimensions. Maybe even just the old cab if you still have it.

Another instruction-video where the instructor covers what he is instructing - CAN'T BELIEVE IT !

Now for a financial question. This amp on Reverb and eBay goes for 200.00......I found one with similar issues on the popping and reverb plus a very loud buzzing but I noly paid 100.00 for it. If you did these fixes and took care of the buzzing what would you have charged for the job? Would my 100-200.00 amp now cost me 350 or 400.00? Jusr wondering if it's worth the repair.

Heat? What is that thing? Hair dryer could substitute?

I have one just like this one and I like it a lot. I avoid the "POP" problem when the amp is turned off by lowering the volume and unplugging the cable before turning off

Thank you sir, one of the best demos very professional, well explained informations, and spectacularly well done. Tip my hat for you and best regards from ENGLAND.🙏🏼👏

Why all the fuzz with measuring? With the old nut just press down the string to the second fret and see the gap between the string and the first fret wire! After installing the new nut, file down the slot until you reach the same gap between string and first fretwire! As for the radius of the new nut, just hold a strip of sanding paper 240 grid across the first fret space on the fingerboard, instead of sanding the thickness of the nut blank that it fits loose in the nut gap and sand the radius in the slot! So first get the correct radius, then the correct thickness for a snug fit in tge slot, then get the correct width of the nut and finally the correct slots. When the old nut didn't break on removal, you can use it as a template for comparison on every step!

So easy to see what you did since you were in the way the whole time.

So easy to see what you did since you were in the way the whole time.

What's the round gauge you use on the fretboard in A Detailed Tutorial On Guitar Nut Replacement and where did you get it?😎

@SetupMyGuiter (OP) thanks so much for this video. I have the same amp that has an issue with a different jack (the input jack, of all jacks….. of course…) I was hoping you could clarify/answer one question that you briefly touched on in your video. The heat sink bars inside the chassis. As you saw, they have holes drilled through them that line up. Mine doesn’t seem to have any “sticky” stuff, but what I’m wondering is what, if anything, you Andes up doing in regard to the heat sinks that lay on top of each other inside the chassis? Is there some kind of thermal paste I should apply? Bolts to have go through both blocks that line up? Just leave it as is and reassemble with the two parts of the same sized sink lined up? I’m just about finished fixing this, I just wasn’t sure what to do (if anything) when it came to that heat sink that just sort of slides around when you take out the PCB. Thank you so much for your time, help & dedication. I wish you and yours the happiest of holidays!

I bought a used Memphis P-Bass in 92 for $50 after my Fender was stolen, it was my workhorse for a few years, it stayed in my closet till 2014 when I gave it to my neighbors kid, wonder if he still has it

Where does the tremolo cord plug into

Probably wouldnt hurt to raise tour action slightly because those bends die off fairly quick. Just personal opinion. Excellent work though.

Before adjusting truss rod, install new strings!

I’m bit late to the party but just about to remove bridge on a 12string epiphone and fix belly with diy bridge doctor. Just wondering if you or anyone here have thoughts on making and fitting a tailpiece ? as alternative to bridge with pins. Objective is to get n setup guitar with best action possible and thinking a tailpiece would result with less chance of bellup on soundboard. Any thoughts r advice before put iron on bridge?anybody

My heart was breaking watching you dremel into that neck lol Nice job my friend

Thanks for the tip regarding putting the slim strip of sandpaper into the slot to cut/rub the bottom of the nut to the desired radius. Phil, UK.

Brilliant.

Hi there, I have a G&L S500 and I'm in the process of replacing the nut, so this video is perfect, thank you. One question - it's easy to get the bottom of the new nut to radius, but what about the top?

Folks don't realize all what goes into making a nut. You did a great job. You have to "sneak" up on it, because if you cut too much, you'll be starting over with a new blank. I have never changed one on an electric. On my acoustic I marked the slots and cut them on the guitar sawing in the direction of each tuner, worked well. Thanks for sharing

One tip for a depth stop is to use half a pencil and lay it on the first few frets and draw a line on the nut. Your slots have to end above that line. Good video!

It's ALl JUST aDEad' world PRODUCT

Love the smell of vintage, really adds to the vibe

I'm new to luthiering my guitars. For the nut...should I cut it to a depth a certain distance above the fretboard, or until I have a certain relief above the first fret? What should that distance be and is it dependent on the guitar or neck profile....9" radius, versus 12" radius, versus 16" radius?? Any advise is greatly appreciated and I can't seem to find this stuff in videos nor forum threads!!

Wow. Do you ever take a shit lol.

Great show. Thumbs up. I was wondering? Would epoxy and dust powder mixed work the same way on a guitar fret board? Thanks

Could you please set the camera on the other side so that your arms don't block the view in future ? - thanks. What happens after glueing the nut in, if you have to remove the nut in a few years ? What type of glue do you use? Is it easy to remove the nut? In this case the nut has been glued to the bottom of the slot. In other luthier videos I have seen the nut tacked on to the fretboard with 2 drops of super glue so that it is easier to remove later, for further adjustment.

Do you have any insight on where to get parts for this amp specifically the master volume , Bass ( on the overdrive channel), reverb pots knobs and collars ? Also need an input jack

Your bass turned out incredible! These law suit basses, made in Japan and later made in Korea, by Memphis are a great secret, Incredible bang for the buck, super high quality, and performance.

Where is the D string?

Strings wound incorrectly , they need to go down to give down ward pressure to the nut.

Only read truss rod when neck is at pitch, full tension, using all 4 strings. 3 strings will not give you accurate neck relief reading.

Which capacitors, or other components can l tamper with to "sweeten" the tone? The brights aren't as blooming, or musical as I would like. I know from experience, that larger, and more primative components have always' made sweeter tones in fender amps. What are my target caps, or resistors on this particular circuit? I know the "tracking", or multiple notes, and brights can be far more mature sounding.

Friggn wild theyre considered antique now.. fuck getting old..

A coworker just gave me a Memphis like that one. It’s really trashed. The “nut” on it looks like a stick from a tree that has groves. Is there an aftermarket nut that will fit without me having to file? I don’t have tools for that and I have no idea what I’m doing.

Nice work.

I have this amp and it’s great but it has the popping issue at well only when shutting it off. Thanks for the video

Any tip because I don't have that machine' hope you notice me.

Perfect!! I have some finger groove wear on a banjo fingerboard that I'm having trouble figuring out whether to use this method or super glue and sawdust. The latter method comes out darker than the native wood. Have you ever used super glue and sawdust to do this?

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Great instructional video and tips. For accuracy in slotting new nuts, I like to start by scoring the nut with an X-acto then follow with nut files.

I just set up my American Jazz Bass and Fender specs are Neck relief = .012 to .014 Action = 6\64 bass .. 6\64 treble Nut Height = 0.022 + - .002 Pick up height = 6/64 bass .. 6/64 treble at the 17th fret. Hope this helps, just for giggles I set my action at 5/64 and it plays like a new bass. Good video Sir thanks for sharing.

May I ask why you don't use a solder sucker? It's agonizing watching you use that solder wick!

Awesome video and very informative! That's definitely low lol. How much do you usually charge for a thorough setup like this?

hey man, insted of placing a pot in the back of the amp you can put a external volume pot in the input jack wick a cable and placed in a stomp box, so you can regulate the input volume

after long time not playing mu drive channel dont work, no sound

man i got the same amp and its not easy to find the fucking 50k 15A volume pot here in this side of the world, only the ceap 47k are awaylable but the resistane it to low, nothing for 15A :)