Michael James Adams

Routing template variations and neck fit can be the achilles heel of a Jaguar or Jazzmaster-inspired build but fear not, help is at hand.

What’s that on Mike’s bench? It’s neither a Jazzmaster nor a Jaguar, and it’s definitely not an offset. This has to be some sort of trick, right?

In the latest instalment of his column, Mike ruminates on how to address fretwork issues without going too far down the rabbit hole of perfectionism.

The Force is strong with this baritone but it needs a little surgery to kill the buzz.

Many players replace their pickups before they’ve even experimented with the way their heights are set. Knowing how to do this could save you some money and unlock some authentic shoegaze tones into the bargain.

Want to upgrade the bridge on your vintage-style Jag but maintain a functional mute? Let us be your guide…

Fixing a tiny guitar presents unique challenges.

Padding, packing and protection – how to ensure your prized guitars stay safe in a big move.

Vibrato making an annoying ‘clunk’ when the arm is depressed? Here’s how to fix it

Changes in temperature and humidity can play havoc with guitars, from the fretboard to the tuners.