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Insufficient neck relief

Insufficient Neck Relief describes insufficient Neck relief. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Excessive neck relief

Excessive Neck Relief describes excessive Neck relief. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Twisted neck

twisted Neck describes twisted Neck. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Neck with localized curve

Neck with localized curvature describes Neck with localized curvature. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod without adjustment range

Soul without margin of adjustment describes soul without margin of adjustment. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod locked or seized

Blocked or gripped soul describes blocked or gripped soul. It can affect neck and truss rod and its reach is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod broken or disconnected

Broken or decoupled soul describes broken or decoupled soul. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Unstable neck joint

Unstable Neck-body union describes unstable Neck-body union. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Incorrect neck angle

Incorrect Neck Angle describes incorrect Neck Angle. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Damage from impact on body or neck

Damage by blow to body or neck describes damage by blow to body or neck. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Corrosion from improper storage

Corrosion due to inadequate storage describes corrosion due to inadequate storage. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Neck misaligned laterally with respect to the bridge

Neck laterally misaligned with respect to the bridge describes Neck laterally misaligned with respect to the bridge. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Neck heel separated or cracked

Separate or cracked neck heel describes separated or cracked neck heel. It can affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Warped neck joint plate or bosses

Deformed Neck Binding Plate or Caps describes deformed Neck Binding Plate or Caps. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Incorrect neck strap

Inadequate neck strap describes inappropriate neck strap. It can affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod channel generating internal vibration

Channel of the truss rod generating internal vibration describes channel of the truss rod generating internal vibration. It can affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod nut damaged or rounded

Nut of the truss rod damaged or rounded describes nut of the truss rod damaged or rounded. It can affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Truss rod access blocked or damaged

Access to the obstructed or deteriorated soul describes access to the obstructed or deteriorated soul. It can affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Fretboard offset from the neck

Separation of the fretboard from the Neck describes separation of the fretboard from the Neck. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Bridge installed outside the neck axis

Bridge installed outside the Neck axis describes bridge installed outside the Neck axis. It can affect Neck and truss rod and its reach is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system and actual state of the instrument.

Dead spot located on the neck

Localized dead spot on the neck describes a localized dead spot on the neck. It may affect the neck and truss rod and its extent is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, the system, and the actual condition of the instrument.

Insufficient simple wood for the string tension

Simple wood insufficient for the tension of play describes simple wood insufficient for the tension of play. It may affect the neck and wood and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, the system, and the actual condition of the instrument.

Double truss rod

Double truss rod describes double truss rod. It may affect neck and truss rod and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system, and actual condition of the instrument.

Multi-layer neck with differential torsion

Multi-layer neck with differential torsion describes a multi-layer neck with differential torsion. It may affect the neck and truss rod, and its scope is determined by comparing the symptom with the geometry, system, and actual condition of the instrument.