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Originally Posted by Ultimate Garage Band
This is a common result of too much string tension, ie putting a higher guage set of strings on the guitar than suggested by the maker. If the top is bulging behind the bridge and dipping in front of the bridge, between the bridge and the sound hole, this is getting close to terminal.  What guage strings do you have on it and long have you been using that guage? Another problem could be faulty bracing and that should be covered under your warranty. But, if you put heavier strings than what Martin says you can put on that guitar, they won't cover it. |
The bridge bending towards the neck is a guarantied guitar killer if it goes past a certain point. It is right up there with breaking or stripping your trussrod. Get it looked at soon.