Slipping machine head thunder 1a
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Slipping machine head thunder 1a
Hi everyone, I have an 83 thunder 1a six string, and the g machine head is flipping out of tune, is there a way of tightening this up at all ?
Or do I need another one?
Cheers.
Or do I need another one?
Cheers.
Clive Shakedown- Senior Member
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Re: Slipping machine head thunder 1a
Edit. Slipping out of tune!
Clive Shakedown- Senior Member
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Re: Slipping machine head thunder 1a
What works for me is tightening the screw on the edge of the button, though not too much, and tightening the nut that holds the collar in place.
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Re: Slipping machine head thunder 1a
It's always the G string.
At least, that's what she said!
At least, that's what she said!
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Re: Slipping machine head thunder 1a
Thanks for the tips, will apply them and report back.
Clive Shakedown- Senior Member
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