how to fit a string butler on an acoustic guitar and different versions explained 

Thank you . . You’re welcome 😊 (I had to look that up ASMR) 😂🤣😂

No problem 😊

Thank you . . .🙂🙂 I was worried this one was going to be rubbish. I've had issues with my computer and sound card . .

@@guitar-academy Didn't notice any media glitches. No video drops nor Audio fades. Smooth as always!

@@Jack.Waters That's brilliant . . thanks for that 🙂

It's nice to pick a guitar up and just play it without a tuning ritual every time . . 🙂

thanks 😃

I'll put that on my 'to do' list 😊

@@guitar-academy Thanks a lot you are very kind ..... I did some research and come to know that String Butler V1 (New that came out) will be the solution that will work. V1 replaces the Truss Rod cover and should work ...i have taken measurements. Thanks again for your time and replying back much appreciated thanks

@@RahulSharma_JaiMataDi I know that the size is correct, but watch out for the bushes on the tuner posts. On very old guitars these are just pushed into the holes meaning you have to screw the SB to the headstock with screws. But on newer vintage tuners the bushes are also bolts that will hold SB in place the same way the one is held in place in this video. 😊

@@guitar-academy Thanks again… don’t have bolts … its Epiphone Masterbuild Frontier … Love the sound of the guitar only issue is after week or two won’t stay up n tune I hope this will fix it

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@@guitar-academyI know. It must be my ocd flaring up.

@@icecreamforcrowhurstLOL 😂🤣

As far as I no they don't, but they keep coming out with new models. Best to check the site www.string-butler.com/

Yes, I agree. But with some guitars you can't fit it the other way because the truss rod cover gets in the way. 😊

Yes that's correct, the version 2 is wider between the mounting points