8:20How to Adjust the Action on Your Electric Guitar
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Lots of players never touch their action, or set it by feel. The steel ruler against the string says there's a real measurement, and RIGHT says there's a correct answer. For players whose guitar feels stiff or buzzes, that's the fix they want.
It's a plain how-to that matches what players type when their strings feel too high, and 'Your Electric Guitar' makes it about the one they own.
The teal text matches the teal guitar body, the arrow points where the ruler meets the string, and the StewMac logo means something to players who do their own setups.
When you teach a fix people usually do by feel, show the precise measuring tool in use, close up, with an arrow on the exact point. Put RIGHT or a similar word in the thumbnail to promise a correct answer.
Show the measurement, and promise the right answer.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.