Minor Buzzing

[SkateMusicLife64]

I have minor buzzing on the E and A strings. Everything else is fine, and I don't want to spend the money on a whole setup. How should I get rid of this minor buzzing?

[surfpup]

The cheap solution: raise that side of the bridge until the buzzing stops.

[Mark]

When was the last time you changed the strings? Has it ever been setup?

[SRV-Zeppelin]

I agree with Mark. Before you try raising the bridge, change the strings, set the intonation, and make sure that the tension is evenly distributed throughout the neck. After that you can try raising the bridge.

[stevie777]

£35 to £40 aint much to pay for a set up on a guitar of gibson quality dude...

[SkateMusicLife64]

The strings are new, and stevie777, it's such minor buzzing that I'm sure all I'd need to do is fiddle with one or two screws. Not worth 40 bucks.

[Bluemoon]

Did you have a significant weather changes recently in your part of the world?

[BlackHawk233]

Hmm..Implying on Bluemoon's post...Seattle had a pretty huge freeze lately... During that time my tuning was nuts, and I was like .... Then it warmed up and everything happened over again.... Now its getting cold again (lol)... Sometimes its just climate.

[Flight959]

If your action is on the deck then you will get slight buzz... My Gibbys change with the weather!

 

Pain in the ***!

 

Flight959

[Bram]

I don't care for minor buzzing on Les Pauls, cause it really doesn't effect the plugged-in tone. As long as the guitar stays in tune with good intonation, then you have no reasons to worry about it.