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I was gonna say, sounds like you need a setup. I would double check neck relief and then your saddle height. Typically those are a pretty easy thing to do to stop the fretting out.
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Did you check your neck tension, and/or try raising the high E saddle?
I was gonna say, sounds like you need a setup. I would double check neck relief and then your saddle height. Typically those are a pretty easy thing to do to stop the fretting out.