Finetunings
Finetunings refer to the process of making adjustments to a musical instrument's tuning to achieve a specific sound or pitch. This is often done in situations where a mass-produced or factory-made instrument does not meet the desired performance requirements. Performance requirements can include selection of the base tuning to match a particular genre of music or to feature an accessory like a resonance cavity or to utilize special harmonic properties.
There are several methods used to achieve finetunings. Some instruments may have adjustable truss rods or string
Finetunings can be achieved using a variety of techniques. For example, adjusting the bridge or nut of
Finetunings often require specialized knowledge and experience, making it a process typically done by experienced luthiers