CuriousAnthony

28 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

Can you raise the bridge on the bass side a little..? Unscrew the bridge post, just a quarter turn, to see if it helps ...

Still has the buzz

On behalf of everyone in the community, apologies for not answering sooner. But I have an HOF2 and it’s amazing! Some argue that it’s better than the Timeline BlueSky, and I totally agree. And it’s cheaper

Seems likes someone bought a US Fender HM Strat and customized it, putting the Dean brand and changing the fret dots to those you see now. Did you buy it off of someone? 

23 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

Take the 'G' string off completely, and re-string it, being careful not to let it twist when threading through the tuner. Sometimes that's enough, if the string isn't damaged. Try it..? If it still buzzes, we'll have to know where it buzzes (Every note played..? Only the high/low notes..? Is it the string or the saddle or the nut that's buzzing..?). It's not always simple, and we can't see or hear what you're seeing and hearing. One step at a time, then...

My bad just seen your reply. Saw a video about the guitar and noticed the saddles on my Wildkat’s bridge was reversed lol. So I fixed that but now the E, A, D & G strings are buzzing

35 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

Are the saddles not held in by a wire spring, in similar way to this..?

 

Yours may be one single wire spring along all six saddles. No good, still..?

Thanks! Just switched it. All the strings are at the same level now, but now the G string has this buzz when I play it 

59 minutes ago, Dad3353 said:

There are two places that determine the height of an individual string on guitars of the sort: the bridge and the nut. It's fairly easy to see if it's the bridge that's the issue: remove the 'D' and 'G' strings (or slacken 'em off considerably...), then swap the bridge saddles of these two strings and tune up again. If the issue is now with the 'D' string, have the offending saddle cut a touch deeper, or change it for one that conforms better. If the problem is still the 'G' string, the nut slot for that string maybe needs deepening. This is best done by a luthier, as a little goes a long way, and too much is a Bad Idea.
Any help..? 

I can’t swap the saddles on the Epiphone Wildkat 

My G string (lmaoo) on my Epiphone Wildkat is higher than the rest. I tried lowering the bridge and it didn’t work. Any idea on how to fix it?

My G string (lmaoo) on my Epiphone Wildkat is higher than the rest. I tried lowering the bridge and it didn’t work. Any idea on how to fix it?