Intonation on e-string all the way back still too sharp?

Dont replace the neck unless a truss rod adjustment is not built in!!!!!
The truss rod adjustment is usually at the top of the neck under a small plate with a few screws in it to cover the adjustment. You'll probably need a long barrell socket wrench with and extension to get to it, or your best best is to go out and but a specialized truss rod wrench (cheaper). DONT REPLACE THE NECK UNTIL YOU KNOW IT CAN'T BE REMEDIED.

Jeffrey Kesler
July 2007

i think the string is too thin, go with a heavier gauge

Rex
October 2006

check neck BEFORE replacing either by sighting
along edge (like aiming a gun ) or by pressing string
at 12th fret and looking for gap
but first if bridge has a spring between saddle
you can cut spring shorter or remove to get more
distance

joe dudek
April 2006

If the neck is bent or warped it wont tune or play correctly. You'll have to at minimum replace the neck which shouldn't be to complicated.

jon
February 2006