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Hi friends ! Sorry if i'm irritating you guys here, but i request you to please help me here. I just measured the distance between the fretboard and the strings , at the last fret and its about 0.8 centimetres. Is it too high ??? Or Am i worrying too much???

I read the article of Ultimate-Garage-band on adjusting the truss-rod, and i understood it completely, but i'm still worried because i dont have any prior experience of this, and i hope i dont do any damage to the Guitar as this is of all my savings !!!

Should i be brave and try it or should i just play with this condition ? is it a simple thing ? Please help me friends...

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Yes UGB, thank you so much for caring !!!! I will follow that for sure ! I really feel that everything is so clearly explained. Thank you again. You are really as asset to the forum and we all are very gifted to have guys like you here

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