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stupidgenius
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Is it a good brand? And another question its on steel strings but the last 3 chords near the base buzz when strummed. Is it a bad make? Or the strings? Any reccomendations for a new guitar if this one is unusable?
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z07
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Buzz is normally attributed to one of two things. Either the shape of the guitar is distorted or the action is set too low. Adjusting the action can be fairly easy. Correcting a distorted neck or rejoining a neck to the body can be more money than the guitar is worth. Correcting a fret that is placed too high can be cheap too. Call around and see when a local luthier will be in a shop. Take the guitar to him/her and show them what chords buzz.
Exactly which guitar do you have?
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mdey2010
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personally i think FENDER is the best brand, i bought a full kit, with:
amp
carrying case
picks
tuner
lesson book
head phones
an extra set of strings
and just about anything i could ever need for my guitar, and not to mention, the sound is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
email me, and i'll show you a picture of my guitar!
bobthebldr369@aim.com
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