![]() ![]() Various string manufacturers may use different manufacturing processes, materials, etc.This tension determines how much the neck bends forward/backward. Strings of a different gauge exert a different amount of tension (pull) on the guitar neck.If you change to something else, your strings may buzz. So, if your guitar plays beautifully and buzz free with certain strings, stick with that same gauge and brand whenever you put on a fresh set. Just as your guitar is set up to play optimally in a certain tuning, whoever set up your guitar also did so for the brand and gauge of strings you specified at the time. The Guitar Player Repair Guide (very in-depth, with extra info on maintenance and repairs).Sketchy Setups (Just guitar setups, no extra b.s.).If you do want to learn to do your own setups, there are couple resources I highly recommend: Trying to jump right into it yourself can feel like a frustrating game of whack-a-mole, and you could damage something. However, getting a feel for it can take time so I recommend leaving it to a pro at first. Just as you can learn to do your own car tuneups, you can also (and probably should) learn to do your own guitar setups. It’s also how you can be sure there is nothing more sinister going on that could be causing unnatural string buzz. It’s the best way to ensure all these points are adjusted properly and that your guitar is as naturally buzz-free as possible. If they’re out of whack, then your guitar isn’t set up properly and string buzz can be one symptom.Ī setup performed by a skilled guitar repairperson is the guitar equivalent to getting a car “tuneup” by an ace mechanic. Tweak another thing and you’ll need to adjust something else to compensate. Guitars have a few points of adjustment that are all interdependent in some way. ![]()
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