587 RSW This Yamaha 335 Intonation Fix Is RIGHT ON THE MONEY

Some real good setup tips in this video. Enjoy!
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[@denniscleveland669]

He got a steal on that guitar.

[@carlosvelazquez4649]

Awesome and cool song. Greetings Jerry.

[@mfc4591]

Yamaha is still a premo item, what a nice bargain. Thanks Jerry, nice result

[@abloke8834]

Nice one Jerry. Cheers mate from sunny England

[@jeffgrier8488]

Nice work Jerry, that guitar sounds really nice!

[@lindalong5618]

Really enjoyed this from Texas!!

[@jameslifetimelearner]

I gave away my fg110 from 72 , the neck twisted (and I had no idea what a truss rod was) but now have acquired two 300 series dreadnoughts and I share my love between them and my 77 D28….

[@david25876]

Learned a lot on nut action setup and paying attention to string tone. Thank you Jerry!

[@jaytee8258]

Jerry, You work under pressure with ease.

[@trajtemberg]

Im surprised how loud and clear it came out despite the low saddle.

[@karolskakes388]

That crazy little mermaid song was so wonderful, I think maybe the best one I have heard since "Puff the Magic Dragon". Bill - thanks for sharing the song and the story!!

[@billwebb3371]

Thank you for the kind comments. It is a true story and the kids always loved to hear it.

[@billwebb3371]

Oh my, Karol... what a compliment. Thank you so much!!!

[@jthonn]

Nice job, I still haven't tackled my wife's Yamaha yet. It's from '75, and never had a truss rod adjustment or anything. You can throw an Elephant under it, known as the "egg slicer". I hope it doesn't need a neck reset, it is a beautiful guitar.

[@margaretragle1337]

Awesome fix

[@mitchmatthews6713]

Excellent buy for the Yamaha. I call them the "poor man's Martin." I have three of them (two F325's and one F-310) that I am cleaning up, all sound great for the price.

[@bobl2995]

Thanks Jerry nice guitar great song Bill 🇬🇧

[@billwebb3371]

thank you for the kind remarks.

[@that_thing_I_do]

You should adopt Bill soon. That leather is awesome.

[@billwebb3371]

I agree, I'm ready to move.

[@bradphillips1588]

Good video Jerry! Thanks for the song Bill. Would love to get my guitar to ya one day for a setup!

[@jimg5703]

Jerry would you be so kind as to tell "What kind of Electric Tuner," is that , that you use?

[@david25876]

Gotta mermaid in my guitar. Luv it!! Nice pickin!

[@billwebb3371]

Thank you for the kind remarks.

[@pawwalton2157]

Looks like a setup to me.

[@antipodesman2]

I just looked it up. This guitar has a plywood top and is available for less than $300. Sure looks nice though.

[@paulsaid594]

Hi Jerry, love your work. What size pick do you use when measuring string height at the nut. Regards Paul. Australia.

[@guitareveryone]

I know you’ve said it before Jerry but what gauge of pick do you use to check the string height at the nut when nut filing? I guess I’m just looking for the proper feeler gauge thickness.

[@Lloyd-mo]

I have a 310 and a 335

[@dwsnsgp]

How can you worry about intonation before you lower the action.

[@billwebb3371]

I think he checked the intonation prior to lowering the action to get a before and after comparison. You don't know if you've improved anything unless you check it first.

[@edhenry5170]

What gauge pic were you using on the first fret?

[@jeffcampanale3540]

Nice I have a F350 that needs a new bridge

[@jameslifetimelearner]

Now thanks to Jerry you know exactly how

[@billwebb3371]

@@jameslifetimelearner Yes and I was paying close attention even though I have seen him do that numerous times. Seeing him do up close was priceless.

[@rickdavis2235]

Are you using just a flat file on the nut?

[@billwebb3371]

Nut files from stewmac.

[@Rixster1217]

Great work as always, what's the thickness on the pick you used?

[@rickcurtis2983]

Good question!

[@jthonn]

Usually it's like .017 or .018

[@billwebb3371]

@@jthonn HE told me .016

[@jthonn]

@@billwebb3371 Well sorry about that, I have seen other videos where it was .018. .016 is getting down there, but as long as there is no buzz, cool. I start getting chicken because if you go too low on the nut and it buzzes on the first fret, you have to make a new nut or do the super glue baking soda trick, which I don't like.

[@ramonawebb1674]

@@jthonn yeah he’s very adamant about taking your time and checking often so you don’t go too deep. I specifically asked him about the thickness of the pick because I also remembered him saying, “.018”.

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[@richarddimond6588]

Neck relief?

[@edhenry5170]

I'm surprised they didn't mention that...

[@stu-j]

Would have brought the string action down by a mile but as always he never checks the relief..

[@zapa1pnt]

He looked down the neck, when e checked the angle. If there was a problem, he would have seen it then.

[@stu-j]

@@zapa1pnt and looking down a neck can see exact relief? I think not and I've setup guitars professionally coming up to 30 years for gigging musicians. Especially on a acoustic guitar it should be set straight using a straight edge ( as string gauge makes a huge difference on acoustic guitars) just because he looked doesn't make it true.

[@zapa1pnt]

@@stu-j: Stu, you seem to have a real problem with what Jerry does, how he does it and how he thinks. Why do you even come here?