Neck adjuster help needed.

[rolloman]

Which direction do I twist the turnbuckles to get positive neck tilt?

 

[sixstringsamurai]

:tard:
Dafaq?

 

[SustainerPlayer]

LolW00t?  :laughing7:

 

[Fat Pete]

Just re-attach the chain and toss it back overboard.

 

[dmraco]

i have seen this photo before.  If my memory serves, this is a vintage Les Paul Jr with a broken neck joint.  Too bad some idiot tried to fix it without taking it to a pro

 

[rolloman]

Just more proof that "ya can't fix stupid"

 

[sixstringsamurai]

Not even with Duct tape.... :laughing7:

 

[DslDwg]

You guys are just jealous

 

[Cagey]

I'll tell ya...

I grew up in Deepinahearta Detroit, MI., and we had a lotta po' folk. It was a constant source of amazement what guys would to do make their guitars usable (to them). I saw a Les Paul Custom that a guy took a mill bastard file to in order to "scallop" the fretboard, then buy a kite to get the sticks so he could glue them to the sides of the neck to widen it. Just horrible, but he was happy. He wanted a wider neck and taller frets, and he got it.

Of course, back in those days an LP Custom only cost ~$500 new, and they could certainly be had for much less from any of a number of starving musicians.

So, to see turnbuckles on a broken neck isn't that far outside my experience, especially on a Gibson. The things are notorious for neck faults.

 

[stubhead]

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might be an improvement actually/itsa case-by-case issue


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