Andy Eagle ( Guitar repair tech for 30 years )

[HomespunEffects]

Do you prefer Tusq, bone, or something else (buffalo horn, mother of pearl, brass...) for nut material?

And to piggy back on that question, what do you think of the Fender roller nuts?

 

[Eagle]

Do you prefer Tusq, bone, or something else (buffalo horn, mother of pearl, brass...) for nut material?

Bone but sometimes it can be sticky and you have to try another piece. Tusq and graphite are great but they wear out quickly.

 

[Eagle]

And to piggy back on that question, what do you think of the Fender roller nuts?

The LSR nut is very good but I would not modify a neck to take one . I can get the same performance from a regular bone nut.

 

[OrganicZed]

Bone but sometimes it can be sticky and you have to try another piece. Tusq and graphite are great but they wear out quickly.

Thanks! Is there a specific first fret action height you aim for or do you dial in slot depth by feel?

 

[Eagle]

Thanks! Is there a specific first fret action height you aim for or do you dial in slot depth by feel?

Fret the guitar on the second fret and you need to see light over the first. As small as you like but something.

 

[GuitarBilly74]

It the best one I have found. Not a fan a Y leads though.

You should look at the Musicomlab Parallelizer. By far the best sounding mixer I've found and it's extremely versatile. 3 channels, stereo ins/outs, MIDI etc.

 

[Eagle]

You should look at the Musicomlab Parallelizer. By far the best sounding mixer I've found and it's extremely versatile. 3 channels, stereo ins/outs, MIDI etc.

Thanks I will check it out.