fleadermaus
Well-known member
I took my Ohana to a repair shop today and asked them to replace the nut. The first string on the instrument was too close to the edge of the fretboard. They told me that if they shifted the slot position on the new nut, it would make the instrument sharp. Well, I can see how that would happen, but wouldn't it be possible for them to adjust the bridge or saddle to compensate? Would that be an unreasonable amount of extra work for the flat fee? The nut replacement will be about $50.