I have a Floyd Rose equipped guitar with a compound radius neck (12" to 16") and of course, with the shifting humidity levels everything has been moving. I will go down the checklist of things as I am only having one string that's giving me an issue.
Neck relief - not an exact measurement but there is a slight gap when fretting on the first and last fret (Low E has an ever so slight gap) and it's set well enough that I am not getting any buzzing in first position.
Float - bridge is floating level to the body
Bridge - Action is set where I usually have it (1.50mm low E and between 1mm and 1.25mm high E)
Radius - set according to the radius of the fret board.
Frets - No high frets at all.
I have this narrowed down to being a setup issue (obviously) but I can't figure it out. When I raise the bridge on the high E side, it still frets out. When I adjust the neck to compensate for the higher action at the bridge, I get nasty buzzing in first position. There was no issue before the humidity started changing. I recently changed the strings on it and cleaned it up, and it was fine up until today when I noticed that I'm fretting out only on the high E.
I hate chasing buzz and I would rather not have to bring it to the shop to get someone to fix it up for me (last case scenario)
Any help is appreciated.
*Edit* When I use the fine tuner it seems to cause this issue. When the fine tuner is adjusted all the way up I get no fretting out. When I begin to lower the fine tuner, it starts creating the fretting out issue.
