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Gratefully in your Service, Michael McConville.
I have no idea why someone would dislike your video. Very well spoken, knowledgeable, and as always entertaining to watch.
Apparently ... according my IT guy and the analytics, it's the same guy every time, who dislikes every video ... without even watching them. Lol ! I guess some people just live to troll.... or are somehow threatened by what I'm revealing ....
Ha! Mike this is hilarious in a Looney Tunes kind of way for the grumpy phartes who just can't seem to enjoy much and end up worse off for the devotion to ignorance.
And, kudos to one more TH-camr who can let the barbs fly right on by!
I have heard that there are bots that just go out and dislike videos. Don't know if that's true though.
Beautiful work.
Thank you! Cheers! MMcC
I always come away from your videos smarter than I used to be.
Cheers Mike!
This is wonderful.
th-cam.com/video/8RAVQ5RG2cE/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful to see someone going the full length with the nut, a LOT of techs just skip that part….great work man!
Glad you liked it! MMcC
Really Informative...Thank You Greatly!!! Cheers 3XA
Glad it was helpful! MMcC
Hi Michael, if you've compensated the saddle first, I'm trying to understand why the tuning isn't somehow affected after the nut is compensated. Thanks for another great video.
Hi Jim. I do cover this in much greater detail for my Patreon Tier 3 subscribers. Just uploaded another PRS video ( 31:00 ) and have 2 LP's / '339 / '335 on the way ...
Is that the best tuning app would you say, cleartune? Do these apps compare well with a strobe?
This tuner is very accurate ... the downfall, is that the microphone picks up ambient noice ... traffic driving by on the street etc ... But ... for 5 bucks ... and the portability ... I am not complaining.
hi there, Awesome videos...glad you put in so much care for your customers...good karma...
wondering how much intonation + or - is considered good across all frets when this system is used?
i am asking cause did a slightly easier method of moving the nut forward and slating it and got it around max 4 cents deviation across the entire fretboard on all strings/frets.
It is surprisingly stable across the entire span of the neck. This is why I play multiple versions of the same chords ... to demonstrate the overall accuracy. I have another double - Strat video coming up ... in which I will demonstrate again. Cheers MMcC
@@StringTechWorkstations thanks for the quick reply....so would around 4 cents across the fretboard be considered good setup/intonation? or are we really aiming for like 1 cent or is it possible to have 0 cent deviation throughout the fretboard?
In a perfect world "0" would be nice. But this is where the "Zen" factor kicks in. The left hand fretting pressure and the right hand attack make the final call.
Hello Mike thank you for the knowledge that you share with us! Is it ok to use the 5th and 17th fret to measure intonation on guitars that don't have a nineteenth fret?
Yes you can! MMcC
About a minute after asking the question I saw you setting up a Spanish classical at the fifth and seventeenth lol...thanks for your quick reply to my question .Its great to see someone be very passionate about what they do.