Roland Cube

just bought a Roland Cube 30X. i tried it at the store, havnt tried it at home yet, sounded great tho. unfortunately my guitars frets need to be fixed cuz of buzz

raise the action.

i didnt wanna do that myself, cuz i havta take all the strings off, then put em all back on, then if its still buzzing i gotta take em all off again. so i thought itd be better if someone who knew he was doing to do it.. well anyway its no longer in my house

You don't have to take the strings off...

on mine you do

What guitar?

JS30 Rhoads.. wait how do you raise the action?

I believe its called the nut? Maybe thats the wrong side of the neck

At any rate, just raise it to lift the strings higher off the neck

Skold will probly explain further

do i raise and lower the bridge? or the other side by the head

well either way i got someone who knew what he was doing to do it

I would comment on changing your action, but don't want to cause any problems :)

Good purchase on the cube. One of the better solid state amps you'll find, great practice amp.

yeah, i was thinking about the line 6 spider, but ive heard bad things about them, and the roland sounds better, not as much distortion though

if you have a floyd rose bridge I can't advise you. It sounds like you do, they can be tricky. Usually you have buzzes on the feats when the actin is too low or you have warn out frets.

i dont. its a string thru bridge i think is wut its called. you can look at the guitar i have to see what kind it is

yeah, you can do it with the strings still on.

My guitar is a string through, and I do it all the time.

From looking at the pictures, I don't know how you would change the action, though...

this amp kicks buttocks. i dare not go past half volume, i fear it would destroy the house its so loud. half way is pushing it

fret buzz is caused by weather changes, especially this time of year.
the cold shrinks the neck,which in turn causes fret buzz. truss rod
adjustment will fix it. a good fret polishing helps too.

just have it setup and you'll still have low action.

yea thats wut my teacher said. he said it sounded like one of the frets was a little higher than the rest, the guy who is fixing it will probly set it up properly