👕 Get New Ernie Ball Merch Now!
  • Ernie Ball
  • Music Man
  • Sterling by Music Man
  • Security notice: Ernie Ball staff will never send you a direct message about a prize or giveaway, and will never ask you to click a link to "claim" anything.
    If you receive a message like that - even from an account whose name looks official - do not click the link. Please report it using the Report link on the message so the moderators can act. A scam campaign impersonating admin accounts was blocked on 29 July 2026; those accounts are banned and their messages have been deleted.
Majesty Premium Select

another JP question..lol

S

shreder75

Well-known member
Joined
Mar 26, 2004
Messages
512
Location
New Jersey
I'm assuming that with the 15" radius, the fretboard's nice and flat...

can you get killer low action with no buzzing on it throughout the whole neck?

also, are the pups fully adjustable? I know the axis is mounted to the body so you can't adjust the height..but you can probably adjust the height with the petrucci, right?
 
Jongitarz set up mine when he fixed the neck on my broke one down to 1/32" with absolutely no buzzing that I could find! :eek:
 
After I got it back....it has not left my hands. It is by far my number 1 but I have two more on stand-by just in case......... ;)
 
You can set the action ridiculously low on the JP.. as Raz likes to do!

You cannot adjust the pickups though.. they're mounted directly to the body. But I really don't think there's any need to move them anyway.. you have to listen to them before deciding that they are too low!

If you get the pups too close to the strings, you can mess up your intonation and also lose sustain.
 
SteveB said:
You can set the action ridiculously low on the JP.. as Raz likes to do!

You cannot adjust the pickups though.. they're mounted directly to the body. But I really don't think there's any need to move them anyway.. you have to listen to them before deciding that they are too low!

If you get the pups too close to the strings, you can mess up your intonation and also lose sustain.
Click to expand...

yeah, that's true...while I don't like them right on top of the strings, you can't have them too far away either....

my lynch is at a perfect hight for the JB..then again, every pup has its own sweet spot...
 
I've got mine set to 1/32" (maybe a c... hair less)...and this is on the Low B string :D
Now as far as the pups go I must confess that I had to shim the neck to increase the neck angle, so as to increase the gap between the pups and strings. I find them amazingly clean and clear now...you can also lower the individual pole pieces, as I have also done. We have to remember that this is how JP likes it, and the more I listen to his playing the more I realize the reasons why he wants his pups this way. I might try and reset the neck angle to it's original position, give the pups another try that way. :cool:
 
That wasn't me....really......it was.....uh......oh boy.....I did have a JP in my hands that day though.......but, the real JP showed up that night and I couldn't polish his guitar, so I decided to just hang out with you and Beth instead..... ;)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Classic Rock N Roll Slinky
Back
Top