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stephen delft's compensated nut
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The Compensated Nut: an illustrated article on fine-tuning guitars by compensating the nut, written by Stephen Delft.
guitar building, lutherie, luthery, string scale, compensation, intonation, temperament, guitar setup, luthier
guitar building, lutherie, luthery, string scale, compensation, intonation, temperament, guitar setup, luthier
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Jun 13, 2005
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