EBMM truss rod dual action?

[Jack FFR1846]

With the humidity and temp changes that have hit New England in the past couple weeks, I'm doing a good amount of re-setting all of my guitars. My first resource was the EBMM FAQ's which are detailed and clear (note to manufacturers of other guitars I own....please copy these with appropriate changes). Anyways, I know from turning the truss rod in my Godin the same as the Axis....it did the exact opposite. Fortunately a turn to neutral then past got me the desired result.

I'm doing very, very small turns on the Axis (about 1/2 a turn a day...turn defined in the FAQ's) and am wondering if this is a dual action rod.

thanks, jack

 

[Bierschinken]

Hi Jack,

yes the t-rod is a dual action one.

It really works pretty good, so enjoy your Balls

 

[candid_x]

I use 1/4 turn increments. A little can make a big difference if you want to fine tune it. I don't wait, though, just give it a gentle push in the adjusted direction, tune to pitch and try it.

 

[lumberjack]

Hi Jack,

yes the t-rod is a dual action one.

It really works pretty good, so enjoy your Balls

I got this question answered for me awhile back. It's actually a single action truss rod.

 

[Bierschinken]

I got this question answered for me awhile back. It's actually a single action truss rod.

Oh really?...man, nevertheless it works just perfect

 

[lumberjack]

Oh really?...man, nevertheless it works just perfect

I thought it was a dual action, too but it's single direction.......used to create back bow only.....to counter act the bow the strings create.

And I agree...works like a charm.