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-[* black] Once you believe you have fully adjusted your neck, now it's time to move onto the bridge action. Locate the saddles of your guitar bridge (the part of the bridge that the string sits on). On the saddle should be two very small allen wrench sockets, which we will need to adjust.
-[* black] We are going to be tightening and loosening these wrenches on the saddle to adjust the action of the strings (the action refers to the distance between the strings and the fretboard).
-[* black] There really is no right answer for how the action of the strings should be. It's up to player preference. Some players prefer higher action, and some prefer lower. To lower the action, you turn the allen wrench counterclockwise. To raise the action, you turn the allen wrench clockwise.
+[* black] Locate the saddles of your guitar bridge (the part of the bridge that the string sits on).
+[* black] Raise the action of the saddles by turning the allen wrench clockwise. Lower the saddles by turning the allen wrench counterclockwise.
+[* icon_note] There really is no right answer for how high/low the action of the strings should be. It's up to player preference.