What is the nut of the guitar?
448586
it is a hard white plastic, never had a problem with it. it is a japanese yamaha, trust it! whoever you are, a beginner or an intermediate, buy it with confidence! ))
448587
That sounds like a personal question sir! However, I will give you the benefit of the doubt. The nut on this guitar is, in all likelihood, genuine imitation plastic. Not having rubbed it against my teeth I can only surmise, but I believe it to be a safe bet.
1436702
There's should be a truss rod installed in the neck of the guitar. The adjusting nut for the truss rod is located at the nut of the guitar. Let us know if you have any other question. If there's a problem please also let us know so that we can address your concerns. Thank you
2098590
The width of the neck at the nut is 1 7/8" - which is wider than the standard steel string guitars we have but narrower than a nylon strung classical. The real difference is that the scale length is shorter making the the frets closer together and therefore easier for fingering chords. For that reason I prefer the guitalele - I'm retired and this is easier for my hands. Hope this helps.
1120978
I assumed it was an access panel to the pickups so the can be replaced with ease, but when removed it seemed it was attached to the tremolo bar but I don't know exactly what it does. Since this guitar is very similar to the Squier by Fender, I noticed on my cousin's mini strat that it has the same exact panel. I took a picture of it so you can see what it does for yourself. Hope it helps.https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8TKHOIvNiNCelhNT3djbExLNmc/edit?usp=docslist_api
510876
If it is a true baritone guitar, the nut should be built with anticipation of baritone strings. The 157's are a standard baritone weight, a bit on the heavier side. I use them on an EC 1000, and I only had to file out the nut slightly. You should be fine.
2034099
This will probably need filed for that gauge of string to fit properly as the slots are thin enough for regular or light gauge strings and are meant to be adjusted to your particular set with a proper setup. I'm assuming you bend strings or use a tremolo quite a bit and have "sawed" into your nut. Those techniques can hasten the wear of a nut, but eventually all guitar nuts wear out. Short answer: you'll saw through this one just like you will any other nut out there. Just get good at replacing them. A small drop of glue to hold it in, but still make it easy to remove, is a good start. If you don't want to spring for fret files, a thin needle file should do the trick to seat a 52.
2033845
I no longer own this guitar. I am not sure whether it has one or not. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help. Good luck!!
144064
I hope you hear from someone more of an authority on this matter than myself, but I believe that you might be right. I once owned a Martin 00-18 classical and the spacing might have been a bit wider, but then again, I feel that the nut might also have been a bit wider on the Martin. I certainly may be wrong. The Yamaha is a nice instrument and I look forward to playing with it more; the guitar is not my MAIN instrument. Keyboards are. Hope that someone else responds to your question. Good luck and best wishes!! William
1861281
Depends on the height, width and depth of the nut on your guitar. Good luck.
129443
A guitar is measured from bridge to nut. This one measures 21 1/2 in that measurement. I believe it would be a 1/2 size. My petite 8 year old daughter has enjoyed it for 2 years. She will likely outgrow it by next year. It has been the perfect beginner guitar. I recommend getting the case as well.
855289
It has a set neck. For the price, an excellent classical guitar, very traditional with a wide neck. I enjoy playing this an other Hohner guitars!
884535
It is a nut that is inside the T-Bar (handle bars). The fork goes through the deck and and screws into the "star nut" to tighten. As you tighten the bars and fork together be careful not to overtighten.
1492950
yes, i believe it would as the company has claimed themselves on musician's friend: "The TUSQ XL 1/4" Epiphone Slotted Nut (PQL-6060-00) is a superior replacement nut for Epiphone guitars." "If you have an acoustic or vintage guitar, you owe it to yourself to hear the difference a TUSQ replacement guitar nut makes." I would still measure and do research first, hope this helps.
892305
It's 2 3/4 if your talking about the "nut" just before the place the strings attach to.
1334938
No but just center the neck and bridge for center and then the neck size in specks tells you how many inches from nut to bridge.... Email me again if you need more help ...randy
1074985
It's a full size guitar. However, the one I got doesn't work and there hasn't been a solution offered as of yet.
978003
It should. However you should measure the nut that's currently on your guitar and order the same size Tusq nut.