Amazing video man!! Thank you so much, I really wanted to find a video like this, because taylors are way different to what I'm used too and I was kind of lost trying to understand how this pickups worked and their differences so I could choose the right guitar. Keep on with the great content!
Adjusting the screws did help a little on my 524ce, but I still have to take the treble way done on my Boss Acoustic amp to get a decent sound. Looking into Martin, Breedlove and Maton for DI sound. Too frustrated by the DI sound from the Taylor.
If you overtightene the screws you could break the piezo element or strip the screw. Make small adjustments and just use hand pressure. You shouldn't have any issues. If you loosen the screw too much then the scre can come out and may release or jam the piezo element. That would be a problem. Again, small adjustments. You will loose most sound on a course of strings by loosening the screw long before you back the screw all the way out. Just be practical about your adjustments and you'll be fine.
Amazing video man!! Thank you so much, I really wanted to find a video like this, because taylors are way different to what I'm used too and I was kind of lost trying to understand how this pickups worked and their differences so I could choose the right guitar. Keep on with the great content!
I'm happy this video helped you. Thanks for your kind words. Cheers.
Perfect thanks, i was wondering what the knobs did in the music store.
Sounds great. Just got my GS mini Rosewood e plus and am looking forward to playing with all the things you shared about the ES2. Thank you.
Enjoy! You're going to love it. Congrats.
Adjusting the screws did help a little on my 524ce, but I still have to take the treble way done on my Boss Acoustic amp to get a decent sound. Looking into Martin, Breedlove and Maton for DI sound. Too frustrated by the DI sound from the Taylor.
Consider a K&K pure mini.
Hello! What happens if you overtighten or if you overloose these allen screws?
If you overtightene the screws you could break the piezo element or strip the screw. Make small adjustments and just use hand pressure. You shouldn't have any issues. If you loosen the screw too much then the scre can come out and may release or jam the piezo element. That would be a problem. Again, small adjustments. You will loose most sound on a course of strings by loosening the screw long before you back the screw all the way out. Just be practical about your adjustments and you'll be fine.
why not just keep all the screws firm against the saddle and then use the knobs to adjust your bass/mids/treble?
I am Kenneth Burks and hi Robert
Hi, Kenny!