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@@JohnnyCharger1968 thanks, dude!

@@ranman58635 that's awesome! Im so glad you've been reunited! I have a similar story with a Fender bass guitar. Maybe I'll get it back someday. Thanks for sharing!

@MichaelScottGuitar , I've had 3 guitar's come back to me. Almost 4, lol. I do hope that you will.

@@KimOlaesNovelo there is a slight change to your tone, and the tone knob did a little to help get it back. I mean, some people might like it though; Its just another "paint brush" for us.

@@simonpepper9721 thanks! I still do!

Hello, MegaMark. Yes, you can do the same! I don't have any personal experience with a Fender Mustang Micro or the newer "Plus" model, but it still has the same headphone out as the NUX I'm using in the video.

@@sunnibird Maybe Fender bought all the parts for theirs? Just a thought. The KTN GO is really cool.

Hello! Awe, man, yeah we will definitely hold these instruments dear. I play the guitar all the time now, and think of my Dad. I'm glad you got this guitar, but I'm sorry that your Stepfather passed away. I hope you have cool memories! This guitar is a perfect way to remember someone by, and it's also a rad playing guitar! This guitar needed documentation from this video (and other YT videos), and I wanted to give a public shout out to my Dad, and his service. I'm glad I could give you some info! Thanks so much for commenting on what you did; Makes the guitar feel even more special. Do you play, and is it setup? Later, dude!

Hi! I would recommend that you factory reset your NUX if you want this setting, because it's a factory setting that came with it.

​@@MichaelScottGuitar Thank you. I will do that.

@@HELLNAWW Yo! That's a bummer your output jack is messed up. Sounds like you got a funky one. Did you update it and are you using high end headphones?

@@mywaveinwoodswoodperfumes I bet the Mod and Shim sound great. Let me know if you upload a sample. I've been using the DD3 for about 18 years. It's simple and great, but recently, it has some noise going on... I'll have to open it up and see what's up.

@@MichaelScottGuitar il try to make a short demo when I receive it. Recording is a bit of a challenge to me though

@@Cmunic8 That's so cool! I'm thinking I'll let my daughter put one on my guitar case.

@@raflb808 Hello! There isn't :( There is an octave effect, but I couldn't get it to sound good. Try the new fender micro mustang pro, I think it's called... Not sure if that has one.

Oh that's right. Got it! Thanks!

​@@marcokraft6939 Hello! Only for the video's audio, I DID use the NUX for that solo. I didn't record the actual solo to that song with the NUX. I'm hoping to get some recording/footage of the NUX at a open mic this week. I will hopefully be able to post that to YT. Did it sound good to you? Let me know.

​@@MichaelScottGuitarIt sounds good. I have the NMPP, too, but I Did not have the time to test it so much 😎

​@@marcokraft6939 You'll have fun!

I’m seriously considering getting one of these to use at open mics straight to a mixer.

@@4stevio that's a good plan! You just need a stereo break out cable, like the one I'm using in the video, plugging into my Cube. I have a 10ft cable, you might want a 20 ft.

@@jbbin6718 thankfully I have a lot of memories with him! You should make a video! What colors is your Extreme?

@@mpooul2192 Thanks so much for the nice wishes and you are right, the guitar is a little heavy, but I mostly play it sitting, for now. I hope you have a great day!

@@bretspangler8717 thanks for checking out the vid. I actually ended up spot leveling a few frets before the video was finished. I just didn't include too much in the video, because I was trying to keep it short. I'm happy I have it, and why I have it is awesome.

@@JawnCoffee awesome! I'm glad this helped you out! Your guitar sounds cool!

I hope it works out for you, and I'm glad I made this video to help you. Let us know if you were able to fix it? Take care!

right on, bro! I'm glad it helped you out. I had to just "bond" with the guitar and eventually I found the problem soon enough.

with a scissor cut a piece of aluminum soda can like coca cola etc...same works for the floyd rose nut if its too low.

I do, too. Jason Lamb had some good ideas.

Right on! It's a bit tedious, but if you chill with it, then it's a lot better experience. Feel free to let us know how it went :)

Hello! Wow, sounds like a couple problems for a tech. I would definitely want to see that in person to start trouble shooting everything. I'm so sorry you're having some probs. I would suggest a tech is needed. They will determine if the guitar is even fixable. It could be anything from fixable raised frets, to a truss rod adjustment, or it could be unfixable, like a twisted set neck, or broken truss rod inside a set neck. I wish I could look at it for you! Update here if you ever get it fixed, please. You could help someone out :)

@@MichaelScottGuitar ok I will. looking to find a guy starting tomorrow. monday. It could be a while some are very busy, I saw one who rote on his site that he is packed with guitars till March haha.

@@christineblack4654 isn't that just the way, huh? Well hopefully someone is less busy for you.

3 frets sounding same tone sounds like you’ve got a couple low frets. May have to do a fret level / re-crown….

Thank you so much! It's from a first gen stock Katana with a SM57 to record, using the brown channel. The rhythm guitars are dual tracked, left and right. I always appreciate someone listening to my mixes, and this was my first attempt at mixing and mastering.

@@MichaelScottGuitar You can deal this tones with Katana mk2, straight out from the Amp (with tone studio)? It's brutal.

@@giannispapazogloy5978 Yes, you can use the amp just fine, without tone studio, out of the box. I always do that. When I'm bored I open up tone studio and adjust things. I now use the first gen head, not the combo, and I just take the head to practices, jams, and open mics. I use the line out into the PA system, and recording interfaces. You'll see my setup in my DOD chorus pedal comparison. Check it out, if you want.

@@MichaelScottGuitar Thanks. I check your others videos.

So cool that it's an ice box.

Different "paint brushes" is what I call effects pedals. I think they are both very good, too!

Thanks, doooOOOooood! I'm hoping to have some more uploads soon. Have a good day!

You get me :) and I you. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi, Vince! I'd say, not really. But, for some reason the Chinese version sounds a little darker. I don't know why and I could be totally wrong. And the USA version sounds like the highs are very.... Icy!

It's really good. I just had to ditch the FR special :)

Yeah, it's like they just put it on with no regard, and get it close enough... Meh.

So most guitar factories don’t try and match the radius of the fretboard ? They just slap a Floyd rose on the guitar and that’s it ? I’ve always wondered this but no one really ever talks about it

I would do it, but I have already replaced the bridge, completely, with a FR Original. But, the shim did work. The bridge the guitar came with had a saddle that was not in the correct position and it looked totally different than the other saddles. So odd, but the bridge was fixed and given a 16" radius with the shims. Thanks for checking out the video!

That's rad! I'll be thinking about doing something similar, but I procrastinate... If you ever make a video, send me the link.

@@MichaelScottGuitar I did make a video and just posted it.

@@MichaelScottGuitar ruclips.net/video/Hh1qMWVkcjM/видео.html

@@mikestrowbridge I'll check it out!

Spring plate...? Do you mean the fine tuning tension plate? If I removed that, I wouldn't be able to use the fine tuners. I like my necks to be straight as possible, but I like your input! Unfortunately, I had to go with a shim. Now, I have an entirely new FR Original installed and I just don't need to look back :)

Hmm... I may know what youre talking about. Is it the plate that goes under the tone block? I'm not sure that would lower action. Perhaps I am misunderstanding.

Thanks, Tak!

Sorry about the struggle! Come back to it someday with a German made FR.

@@MichaelScottGuitar yeah maybe in an otger decade lol i am gonna buy a les paul and get it over with.

Thanks, bro! Let your search be over and your jam time hearty, plenty, and full. Jackson guitars feel amazing, but they dropped it on QC with these Korean 1000 FR bridges. I now have a rad antique bronze FR Original, and the guitar is better. I was able to get the action lower (at about .040 at the 12th on the high E) with adjusting the saddles to the radius more closely. It's very smooth. Enjoy your guitar and I'm glad this video helped! Send a link if you ever upload a tune or video.

That works good, too. I just like the cards :)

I found it to be (approximately) 1/64 per one shim. I used a ruler to get the approximation. A caliper would be best, as you probably know. Thanks for the question! In my experience, some decks can be at approx 1/32, but not usually.

Rad! You're welcome and thank you for stopping by!

Awe! You've gone and made me blush. Thank you for stopping by, and spreading some love. It comes back to you!

It wasn't hard for my first time. But I came into some challenges. You should be able to overcome them. Leave the existing bridge mounting inserts in the guitar. You can take them out using a well known trick that is everywhere on YT. If you try to put the replacement bridge mount inserts, then you might not be able to fit them in, and you will find yourself putting the ones it came with back in, or drilling a new hole. It doesn't affect the performance of the FR original. Also, you can try to see if your new locking nut will replace the old one you want to replace. If it doesn't, you will have to shim (which means the screws might not tighten well enough, so you will have to buy slightly longer ones). On the other hand, I wouldn't recommend sanding away at the guitar to lower the new nut either. Just keep the old one in until you find the correct nut, then you can replace (just measure the nut and find the right one, or look on the manufacturers website for what "R" type you got). So those were the only two problems I had. You might not even have the problem with the nut. I think I had originally got the wrong one. Other than that, It's easy as Legos.

Rad! Thanks for stopping by! I also got the 100w head now. It's even better to match it with different speakers. I currently use it with the 1x12 seen in the corner of this video. It has a celestion g12 redback in it. You can hear this song recorded with that speaker if you watch my Resident Evil video here: ruclips.net/video/ZAngHI46WmU/видео.html Later!

I eased the tension by pressing the wah-bar down, towards the pickups, with one hand and I adjusted the string height with my other hand. Some people do not suggest this, but I've never had a problem with the knife edges being damaged on a FR original. Thanks for the question and checking out the video! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Ohh okay, i am just curious because I am planning to buy the FR special and just swap the saddles with a steel one but I don't know if its worth it.

@@joeems5469 well.... Maybe, but I wouldn't try it. But, you might be lucky. How old is the bridge?