It's an SE CU22 and yes, tuning it down or up will only make the deadspot move a fret up or down as well. In standard tuning,
the deadspot would be at the 14th fret of the G string. Funny thing is, playing the same A note on the other strings produces wonderful (IMO) overtones so I have learned to live with it. Unfortunately, I do not have the measurements of the action on the 12th (it's what i would call medium action) and the nut (I have dropped in a US PRS nut without modifiying anything, if that could give you an idea).
interesting, which makes me wonder how your neck is setup'd, i also would like to see chino take a look at your guitar, as i see you didnt slot the nuts after installing it,
ill take some pics as i my SC22 was cut for 10-46 but the CU22 was 09-42 and i had to re-slot the nut for that guage
the card in the tool below is what i use now, i use a mm ruler before but this is a tad easy to see
http://www.rondomusic.com/tk001.htmlSoory about that...but to your Agile....
r_chino is right, your guitar sounds heavy! Mind sharing how much the guitar and buckers are?
the agile was a trade from a squier deluxe, which was a trade from a sx st with a locking trem which was $110, Agile AL2000 cost $225 new, the reason i went for a trade was with my past experience of the agile 8 interceptor the higher frets were messed up were you cant put the action as low as 225
the z-buckers were the same demo set i got from Guitarheads 5 years ago, so i hardly spent anything other than time , so i decided m not getting another one as i worry ill do the same fixes to a new guitar
