Is there an adjustable truss rod & tool?
1752058
I read the second answer to say, no, there is no truss rod, I think this is common for classical guitars as the string tension is much less than for steel string. One can, as said, lower the bridge and nut (never done it to the nut as the action on the first fret is always low). The Bridge can help bring down the strings, especially at the upper frets. If you never play above the 5th fret, you'll not see any difference from lowering the bridge, I believe. I am NOT a Luther, and in fact am not even sure I spelled it correctly. Happy New Year.
469330
There more for structure than for adjustment. Not a great way to adjust the string height, change it at the nut or bridge for this guitar.
169852
The bridge is fixed, but I adjusted the truss rod slightly to improve the action. Lighter gauge strings might also help.
915550
Pick a cordoba. All it's model have truss rod, I.e. A mechanism that allows to adjust action. Sound-wise oth are decent.
651009
I like the action low, so I have both lowered and raised the action using the truss rod. it's easy and one can find instructions online. Lowering the saddle is more complicating but I have not needed to do that.
325424
Stand is not adjustable, however can purchase adjustable stand to mount it on.
1010465
no adjustable feet. has one long treaded rod per post that connects the top to the bottom.
355552
Hello,you do not need any tools to adjust. Its tight to move but it will.What are you looking to achieve?
873139
I honestly do not know if you want these....they died after 6 months..the one that got heavy use works occasionally but the other one died...sry but yes they are totally adjustable...hope that helped
1354860
Yes. Snark has a wide range of tuners to check out. Check their web site. Or you can check them out through the Amazon site.
553524
There's a set screw at the top holding in a tuning pin that can be moved in and out to tune the length.
628275
It's adjustable, but cheap. Mine broke after 1day at the beach. The material separated from the rods.
179168
I have not been able to find any. I agree with other post -- if left handed this is not recommended as there is no suitable way of changing it for left handed configuration.
1060342
No, It's not adjustable.You apply pressure according to the thickness of the beard.
1315960
Adjusting the truss rod is the only thing required to make this bass sound very nice. I have purchased 2 of them so far and the rods were both over-tight causing the strings to 'buzz' on the frets. They even provide you a tool with the guitar to adjust it as they know this needs to be done.
2270442
I have the Black Rouge RM-100A A style Mandolin.I know most stringed Instruments,have a Truss rod system to adjust the neck.I have taken a look at mine,and it appears that it doesn't have one.If it does,they've placed it on the Inside of the neck,(where it's not only out of the way it's also hidden inside the body of the Mandolin itself.Hope I have been of assistance to you.sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
903704
No, it is not adjustable. The picture makes the stand look telescopic but is indeed fixed in place. It is still a great target though.
1766934
Find an experienced acoustic guitar tech. / luthier in your area. Requires experience and you need to know what you're doing. The nut probably will need to be filed ( special files) and the truss rod adjusted to your choice of strings. Not a DIY.