Hi.
I'm pretty good with rudimentary setups.
I have a fretless 5 which has never worn anything but D'addario Chromes. Recently I've fallen out of love with Chromes and moved on to D'addario tapewounds.
I changed strings 3 days ago and waited a while for the new strings to "settle in". Today I came to terms with the need for a tad bit of relief, so I loosened the truss rod a quarter turn.
The D string is almost bottomed out. I'm not sure if I should raise the action on the bridge at the D only just a C-hair or to hunt for a new D...
I may have trimmed the leader a tad short, it's got maybe a turn and a half on the post. Yes I've beat myself up endlessly for such a noob error...
Question is:
Could the lack of long enough leader be causing the problem?
Thanks in advance
The Podiatrist
I'm pretty good with rudimentary setups.
I have a fretless 5 which has never worn anything but D'addario Chromes. Recently I've fallen out of love with Chromes and moved on to D'addario tapewounds.
I changed strings 3 days ago and waited a while for the new strings to "settle in". Today I came to terms with the need for a tad bit of relief, so I loosened the truss rod a quarter turn.
The D string is almost bottomed out. I'm not sure if I should raise the action on the bridge at the D only just a C-hair or to hunt for a new D...
I may have trimmed the leader a tad short, it's got maybe a turn and a half on the post. Yes I've beat myself up endlessly for such a noob error...
Question is:
Could the lack of long enough leader be causing the problem?
Thanks in advance
The Podiatrist