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EVH Music Man high E string slippage
- Thread starter Ruben
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Jackson2112
Well-known member
Basically all my Evhs are the same......doesn't bother me at all.....Good Luck
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TNT
Well-known member
Nice!!
BartB
Well-known member
Welcome Ruben! Great guitar!
straycat113
Well-known member
Beauty of an EVH Ruben and the quilt pattern reminds me of my own T-Gold. Okay you are full aware that there were some issues with the high E slipping off the fretboard so nothing new there and the reason the made the neck 1/32" wider on the Axis. My best advice as many have already stated would be to adjust your technique slightly when tapping on the high E. I am assuming you flick down when tapping (like me lol) but adjust to flicking up on the high E and you should have no issue.
once you get used to it, it's not much of a problem really.
Spudmurphy
Well-known member
Great stuff. So glad you got it all sorted out.
agy.040
New member
Hi Spidermurphy,
it is an old theme, but my new JP6/piezo 's got the same problem.
You got an idea for me solving that high e-string problem with having
piezo saddles on the bridge ?
greetings & rock on,
andreas
it is an old theme, but my new JP6/piezo 's got the same problem.
You got an idea for me solving that high e-string problem with having
piezo saddles on the bridge ?
greetings & rock on,
andreas
