i play a note on my high e string, normally like fret 3-9 or so, and its like... all vibrato'y and sounds like i have a chorus effect on. anyway to fix this?

strings too close to the frets?

get a new guitar. if it does that it means guitar=shit

fretbuzz probably?

take it to you're local music shop and have them set up you're guitar

Sounds like your action is out. Get your bridge, neck, truss-rod and action fixed at your local guitar shop.



If you follow this advice, you'll buy about 400 guitars in your lifetime. I suggest ignoring him, and following my advice.

This post was edited by bob(Cs2) on Nov 6 2009 06:44am

lmao, if only i had that much money



how much does it normally cost for them to do that?

and yeah, that dude's comment was retarded

This post was edited by Guitarheromania on Nov 6 2009 02:47pm

It will most likely vary between guitar shops. A setup cost me $60, but that was with $20 strings and having them put a wooden block under my tremolo. So, it'll probably cost less than that.

hopefully about like 25 or maybe ill try to fix it myself

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.

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