As for the article being nonsense, I disagree. I’ve set up lots of guitars before in the way that I describe here, and I wouldn’t have written this article if I didn’t know what I was doing.

I only mention checking for a warped neck here because if the neck of the guitar is warped, then it needs to go to someone who can fix it (and no amount of adjusting the bridge or action of the guitar will ever be able to fix it). So you should check for a warped neck BEFORE doing anything else. Having said that, I have also known people to have fixed neck curvature issues by adjusting the truss rod, but this article mostly deals with the guitar action.

Are you offering to write an article on truss rod adjustment or warped guitar necks for this site? If so then contact me by email (email form on the “contact” page) and we’ll talk.

Rob.

Your ‘setting up your guitar’ is nonsense. Adjusting a truss rod will never fix a warped neck. If you want an intelligent article on the subject ask me.

Robert