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From the DjangoBooks Blog...
Thoughts On Becoming A Better Gypsy Jazz Guitarist – Part I
by Barry Wahrhaftig It’s fair to say that most of us are constantly working at becoming better players. We think about the subject often, and it may be a bit of an obsession at times. I’m going to cover some general and specific ideas that I hope will be helpful to players at all levels. […]
With the addition of the fourth picture I now think you need more space between the bridge and mustache pieces I think the camera angles are confusing the issue
Ok only after I wrote my post I saw the OP chimed in with another picture
This guitar looks totally fine to me The fretboard dots have nothing to do with the guitar geometry Like I said put the bridge...
Thing is thats a lot of assumptions that are based on that one picture where the situation might have been caused by many other much less serious reasons
If the original poster said he got the guitar ...
Ok this image should clear up the just center the bridge tip As you can see the E strings are in a pretty good spot but the fretboard dots are curiously not centered with the D and G strings So center...
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