Is this a nut for the top of the fret board or the bottom?
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This nut goes on the headstock of the electric guitar where the freeboard starts.
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This nut is for the top and work perfect on Epiphone LP Standard. Other models o guitars may need some hand work on the nut.
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This slotted nut goes between the tuning pegs and the very top of the fret board
1120979
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
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The ABR was an earlier version used by the Gibson company; Gibson utilizes various suppliers according to availability and presently use a lighter style with smaller pins. I transferred an ABR to a modern Les Paul, but I had to pull the bridge insert nuts, drill the wood with a 27/64th inch drill (carefully) and "tool and die" the ABR screw pins on the tail piece. There is serious doubt, no matter your Epiphone will happily match up the ABR. You could search on E-bay, for something more compatiable.
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Hi! You tie the other end behind the nut under the strings on the headstock. This is the best balance. If you prefer, you can install a strap button on the heal of the guitar (it is simple to do). Just contact MDW Support with your order info and they can send one right out. But the tie method is usually the best.
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There's a pin at the bottom, but not at the top of the guitar. My strap is attached using the bottom pin and tying it at the top by the neck (where the tuners are).
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Ball end. You can use them on most, if not all, steel string acoustic guitars
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It has a bolt on the bottom but not on the heel (where the neck and body meet). Get a strap that uses a string or strap by the bolt (the strap will go from one end to the other end of the guitar).
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I'm not going to be much help to you here, because I don't really know if it's bolted or not. I see no evidence of that on the outside, as on an electric guitar. However, the neck connection on the Seagull looks the same as on my Taylor 612CSE. They both look glued to me. Sorry.
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The end of the strap with the button hole goes over the strap button on the bottom of the guitar's body. The other end of the strap (with the laces) is tied up above the nut, between the tuners and the nut (going under the strings as they go from the nut to the tuners).
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The nut width (width at the 1st fret) I believe is 1.8 inches. I also have somewhat short and chubby fingers. This guitar will be easier to play with the wider width.
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Yes there is. It is on one of the screws that holds the neck to the body. This is a terrible location, and the guitar tends to flop over. I moved mine to the tip of the top horn and it works fine. However, if you try this change, do it with care because the horn tip tends to split when you drill it. Good luck.
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I've only used it when changing strings to clean and condition the fretboard. I would assume not though.
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The guitar has a peg at the bottom where you secure the strap end that has just the hole. The strap end with the strings is then attached underneath the guitar strings above the nut (above the frets, below the tuning pegs). Tie the strings in a double knot and you are set.For reference, this video has a demonstration with a slightly different guitar strap, while still using strings:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG97du3hTks
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I'd say take it to a guitar shop. Won't be too expensive but sounds like something is loose inside our your string is to close to the Fret board
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Lemon oil. Do NOT use on unfinished maple fretboards. Other than that, it's a trade secret.
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It has a peg at the bottom and you tie the string to the head before the nut at the top of the neck. The string strap goes under the guitar strings.
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Its a Strat. Sometimes both have similarly wound single coil pickups but the nody shape etc hete id a Strat.