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<td valign="top">Notes from the [http://www.larrivee.com/faq.php#16 Larrivée Frequently Asked Questions]
<td valign="top">Notes from the [http://www.larrivee.com/faq.php#16 Larrivée Frequently Asked Questions]
<br />'''<big>VERY IMPORTANT</big>'''<br />
Never tighten the truss rod more than 1 full turn from the loose position. If at all possible, have a professional do the job for you.
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Notes from the [http://www.larrivee.com/faq.php#16 Larrivée Frequently Asked Questions]
====Warning: VERY IMPORTANT====
Never tighten the truss rod more than 1 full turn from the loose position. If at all possible, have a professional do the job for you.
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==== Where is the truss rod? ====
==== Where is the truss rod? ====
Our truss rod is located on the inside of the guitar, where the neck joins the body. You can see it by sticking a small mirror (Like a woman's compact) inside the guitar and looking up under the fingerboard. There is a little hex connector there where the truss rod adjustment key fits.
Our truss rod is located on the inside of the guitar, where the neck joins the body. You can see it by sticking a small mirror (Like a woman's compact) inside the guitar and looking up under the fingerboard. There is a little hex connector there where the truss rod adjustment key fits.