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How To Adjust Your Guitar's Action

In this episode of "Gibson's Guide to Guitar Setup and Maintenance," Gibson Master Luthier Jim DeCola demonstrates the correct way to adjust the action on your guitar. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, Jim will give you pro tips on action adjustment and how to measure it.\r\n\r\nThe action on your guitar determines the overall playability of your instrument. In general, if your action is too high, your guitar may feel difficult to play. If your action is too low, it may result in string buzzing. Other factors in setting your action can include the guitar you’re using, the strings you’re using, and the style of music you’re playing.

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