Quote (AlbinoBlackMan @ Nov 6 2009 03:52pm)

Listen to this guy.

And the cost for setting up your guitar professionally is around $60 but just setting the action is much cheaper maybe around $15

Quote (Mathcorey @ Nov 6 2009 03:50pm)

If you want to try that, go ahead. You can find guides on YouTube and such.
Though, I highly suggest not doing it unless you know what you're doing.
When I got my first tremolo, not even guides could help me figure out what I was doing when I tried to fix it.

But, it's up to you. I'm sure the guitar shop can fix any mistake you make, if any. Though, I don't know if you can cause major damage or not by messing around with that stuff.

Quote (Guitarheromania @ Nov 6 2009 08:54pm)

what all does setting up a guitar include?



im a fast learning, and learn a lot of stuff myself. with my floyd rose, ive had some things mess up, but ive fixed them before

Quote (bob(Cs2) @ Nov 7 2009 03:48am)

To summarise, the vast majority of people agree you should have it setup by a shop. Watch them do it, ask loads of questions, learn how to do it yourself so next time you don't have to fork out money! I'd consider that a worthwhile investment really, £30 once for a lifetime of maintenance knowledge!