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NGD - Yamaha FSX3
Nothing special except I really dig it. Saddle height and relief were perfect. Nut was really high, couldn't cleanly barre an 'F'. Bought a set a files and fixed that in about an hour. Intonation is spot on. No problems with the capo.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rney6...=gmyrfshk&dl=0 The bag is pretty chintzy, but it can share the bag/case with my Yamaha NTX3 when it leaves the house, although very snug. Ordered a bone nut and saddle which I may or may not install. It sounds good to my ears as is. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Happy Friday all! |
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Welcome, and enjoy.
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Welcome to the forum, you will find a lot of love for Yamaha on the AGF.
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Welcome! Yeah, that FS3 is a great guitar, I think.
As far as the nut and saddle, if it sounds good to you now, I would leave it alone, but that's just me. Congrats!
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I have a FS5 which gets more play time at the minute than my Larrivee OM or Martin 15SM. Such a warm and strong tone.
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Nice. I got an FS3 new two weeks ago as well and it's back at the shop now getting setup. Nut action was high and the action was a bit high overall for my taste.
I wish the saddle was a bit taller but apart from that it's perfect. Sounds great. I like how it's resonant and has overtones and so on but is also not particularly bright sounds a lot better than the more expensive Breedlove 000 CRE I briefly owned recently. |
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When you removed the nut, did it pop out easily with a quick tap?
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I got my FSX5 about 8 months ago used in mint condition. The best $900 I've spent on a guitar ever. Plays so easily and sounds as good as any small body I've owned.
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1990 Martin D16-M Gibson J45 Eastman E8D-TC Pono 0000-30DC Yamaha FSX5, LS16, FG830, FSX700SC Epiphone EF500-RAN 2001 Gibson '58 Reissue LP 2005, 2007 Gibson '60 Reissue LP Special (Red&TV Yel) 1972 Yamaha SG1500, 1978 LP500 Tele's and Strats 1969,1978 Princeton Reverb 1972 Deluxe Reverb Epiphone Sheraton, Riviera DeArmond T400 Ibanez AS73 Quilter Superblock US[/I] |
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Yep. I removed the truss rod cover and tapped the nut one time with a plastic arch. triangle scale and screwdriver handle from the fretboard side. The nut was glued to the edge of the fretboard. The new one was perfect with the slots cut, but super shallow.
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If the nut material is so important why don't we freak out about the difference between fretted and unfretted notes?
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1990 Martin D16-M Gibson J45 Eastman E8D-TC Pono 0000-30DC Yamaha FSX5, LS16, FG830, FSX700SC Epiphone EF500-RAN 2001 Gibson '58 Reissue LP 2005, 2007 Gibson '60 Reissue LP Special (Red&TV Yel) 1972 Yamaha SG1500, 1978 LP500 Tele's and Strats 1969,1978 Princeton Reverb 1972 Deluxe Reverb Epiphone Sheraton, Riviera DeArmond T400 Ibanez AS73 Quilter Superblock US[/I] |
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I try to not fret, but I just ordered the bone nut and saddle for backup since I was altering the factory nut as my first not sanding the nut from the bottom nut cutting endeavor. Since it was successful I wanted to try the bone for the experience, plus, now my FS3X is an FS4.3X.
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https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/...12#post7464312 |
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A lot of these are like that. At a loss as to why this is the case.
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