Assertion: acoustic guitar's action | /r/HasProperty | low
Facets:
value: far
type: DEGREE
value: reasonably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The action is low and the neck has an even thickness, and typically of Yamaha the finish on the LL6 is of an extremely high quality.
text: The factory-set action is low, making it simple to play from the get-go.
text: Similarly, if the action (gap between fretboard and strings) is too low, buzzing might occur.
text: The action should be as low as possible to make learning easy.
text: Some might say the action on this guitar is too low, but it’s better to start with a low action and then raise it up a bit if needed.
text: However, if the action is far too low, it can cause fret buzzing.
text: Surprisingly, it was very well set up right from the factory: string action is reasonably low, frets are smooth, the neck is convenient and guitar was easy to play.
text: If the action is too low, it will be much easier to press the strings down against the frets, but certain notes will buzz or be choked in their sustain and the intonation may be aversely affected at the other extreme as well.
text: Whether a guitar’s action is low or high, it is critical that the guitar is properly set up so that there is relief.
text: The main reason is that I play mostly fingerstyle, and it’s more convenient for me to play when the action is quite low.
text: Acoustic guitars that have low action generally make for easier playing and learning.
text: The action is low but not too low​