Use a spray cleaner and a soft cloth to rub away dirt from the body as needed and apply a thin coat of lemon oil to the fretboard about once a year.
We recommend taking your guitar in for a professional set up after every 6 to 12 months of play. This will be a great investment in keeping your guitar clean and loved for years to come.
New strings will make your guitar sound bright and crisp. Depending on how often you play, we recommend changing your strings every 1 to 3 months.
When storing your guitar for an extended time period, we recommend putting a humidifier with your guitar in the gig bag. It will help keep the wood moist and prevent any warping, fret buzz, or other common issues.
If you notice that your strings are buzzing or that the action doesn’t feel quite right, try adjusting your truss rod (see more below).
To adjust, insert the allen wrench into the nut located at the base of the neck (inside the soundhole). A little goes a long way. We recommend only adjusting 1/8th of a turn at a time.
If your action is too high or you notice that your neck is starting to sag, turn your truss rod clockwise to create a straighter neck.
If your action is too low or you notice that your neck is starting to bow out, turn your truss rod counter-clockwise to give it more slack.
