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djfattony2000 · 2007-05-04 23:01:55

Hi, i bought a second hand Aria pro 2 there a while ago. Theres an awfull buzz when I play the E string. I think its coming from the bottom bit of the string where its attached to the main body. Sorry I'm probably not calling things what they should be called, I'm new to these guitar things. Any ideas how to fix this?

04-05-2007 11:01pm

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djfattony2000

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Hi,

i bought a second hand Aria pro 2 there a while ago. Theres an awfull buzz when I play the E string. I think its coming from the bottom bit of the string where its attached to the main body. Sorry I'm probably not calling things what they should be called, I'm new to these guitar things.

Any ideas how to fix this?

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#2 05-05-2007 9:41am

Johnny Storm

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A picture of the area might help us to see what the problem could be.

For a start, I'd grab a hold of any and all "bits" (to use the technical term) in that area and see if any of them are loose and rattling. If so, see what you can do to do to tighten them up. If you don't have the proper tools (eg Allen keys) for the job then a trip to Woodies is in order.

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