Vigier Guitars

Well: with 10's, tuned in E, the problem persists.  Next step will be having the frets checked by a luthier. Or, perhaps, the neck needs a shim at the place where it is bolted to the body? Getting back to my initial question: Is it fair to assume that the neck itself does not change shape? (other th...

Hi Guys! Thanks again for the replies and with that shedding some light on the Kahler mystery.  I would also expect the zero-fret to only affect open strings, but perhaps there's some subtle mechanism I am overlooking. I have been quite busy last week, but tomorrow I will do the 'sanity check' using...

Hi Marc, Im not the first owner of the guitar, but the serial number 940154 on the neckplate perhaps suggests is has been made in '94? Funny that you bring up the Steinberger case; my Steinberger, indeed, has the 'pling'-problem sometimes ;) The replacement of that zero-fret was already queued in my...

Ha Marc! Thank you very much for your reply and the suggestions. Ive tried * a sheet of paper between the string and 3rd fret, with the string fretted on the 1st; there is plenty of space there. I inspected the zero fret, and there I can see some clear wear. I have added some pictures so you can see...

Hi all! I have an Excalibur guitar with the 10/90 carbon neck. I really like the guitar for many reasons, but unfortunately it has a lot of string buzz that Im trying to get to the root cause of. - The guitar is tuned in C standard, with a set of 13's on it (so fairly heavy, but nothing extreme, ten...