"The Guardian". Original artwork lives in this instrument from top to bottom, including handcarved headstock, bridge saddle, and tailpiece, with woodburning, hand painting and staining. Make it yours today!
Special notes: The nut, bridge, and bridge saddle are purposefully NOT glued down, but rather held by string tension. This allows for future adjustments if necessary. Should you prefer higher or lower action, you can replace nut and/or bridge rods with those of a larger or smaller diameter. Also, leaving the bridge and saddle “floating” allows for intonation adjustments as needed.
Helpful Tip - if intonation at the 12th fret is sharp, slide the bridge slightly back toward the tailpiece until the note is in tune. Likewise, if the intonation at the 12th fret is flat, slide the bridge slightly forward toward the nut until the note is in tune. When changing strings, do so one at a time in order.in order to maintain bridge and nut positioning. Naturally, you can contact me if you have any questions.
