Does this guitar has a truss rod to be adjusted?
812346
It has a truss rod cover, but I haven't removed it. Since it's a real Epiphone with warranty, I'm 99.9% sure it does.I've already had warranty service on it for the Fishman preamp.
1566590
This mandolin does not have an adjustable truss rod. Look at the neck just above the nut and you would normally see a little removable cover under the strings. You don't see that on this mandolin. Also, this is a model RM-100A mandolin. Look up that on Amazon where they sell it without the bag and books. Someone has done a review of it there and they mention that it is not adjustable.
2023727
This is a beginner guitar made in China. I would not start with this combo.The guitar has very week pick up. The truss rod is needed to keep the neck straight.The Silvertone Guitar may not have one that is easy to get to for adjustments. Keep shopping and look at the Fenderkits.
1505481
It has one. There is a product called Planet Waves Acoustic Guitar Quick Release System that you can use to attach the strap behind the headstock without altering the guitar.
2123252
It does have them. I've never seen it before either. They're no problem, barely noticeable. I'm sure the reason is the extremely lightweight construction of this guitar. The neck doesn't attach to the body in the same way as a regular full-size dreadnought. There is much less bracing inside the body. I'm sure the screws somehow compensate for all that.
1803050
It is assembled but it is not tuned. You can tune a guitar with a guitar tuner that they sell on amazon as well, or you can tune it for free with YouTube videos. My husband and I used YouTube and tuned his right when it came. Super easy and really nice guitar! Perfect for a beginner! Good luck!
594999
No. They use regular tremolo bridges, this is a double locking tremolo system. Some people adapt the guitars but you have to cut through the timber (carpenters only)
2270441
This model does not have an adjustable rod for the neck. Overall I really liked this model, but did ultimately upgrade to a version with an adjustable rod as I live in a pretty humid area and was afraid over time I would wish my mandolin had one.
1918839
Yes, it does, but it is not a high quality guitar. It is a very basic, low quality beginners model.
1598827
Jumbo frets. But you should research setting a guitar neck before you buy. I ran into much trouble with mine. P.S. Don't forget always pre-drill holes in wood. and the string (bone) hold on the neck before it gets to the machine heads must be filed down to fit the strings inside it properly. And do not forget about truss rod adjustment. Alot of work for this neck if you choose to try doing this yourself. Just thought you should know. I threw in the towel and ended up buying a new guitar.
2009087
Yes it does. I haven't had any need to ever have it adjusted. I would recommend only having your guitar shop or luthier do this, however. Also, be aware that there are problems with the top of the guitar separating from the sides, unless Martin has remedied this problem.
1056032
No, it's a standard right handed guitar. You could probably restring it upside down though and use it as a left handed guitar. It's pretty symmetrical.
1838172
Yes, the stand base is adjustable but the guitar will have to be unplugged if it is an endpin jack. A top jack, like a strat, will likely be fine.
1282408
No...but one awesome acoustic guitar right out of the box.....nearly in tune....I already own plenty of picks, bags, straps, and cables so no problem for me.....I highly recommend this guitar!!!
1308020
It has no height adjustment per string. That is done with the bridge screws. Intonation is controlled by the screws which go into the barrels. There is no fine tuning on this type of bridge aside from intonation.
1007601
I'm not familiar with bass guitars, I guess that depends on what tuning adjustments are required
1518357
It doesn't come tuned as that would not be beneficial to the guitar. You will need it set up (tuned, intonated, and and the neck adjusted). You can take it down to your local shop and a tech will be able to do this for you.