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Old 03-08-2008, 01:56 AM
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neck and actions changes...

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I have been playing for like 8 years now and been doing my own setups since I began playing bass. I have a feeler gauge and set everything according somewhere between fender's reccommended settings and to what I feel. I have a fender MIM Jazz bass. It seems like as soon as I get it set up the perfect way I like it, if I take it somewhere else or leave it in a different room it was in the neck relief changes. The change is somewhat slight, but it drives me nuts when I get to a gig and I don't have the setup I had at home. Would it be a normal thing slash good idea to set up my bass at the gig some time before the show? I dont know how many people do this but maybe a new neck would help im not sure. What does TB think... Low quality neck? Set up right before all gigs? It seems to be a fixable issue but, I was just wondering if this is a normal thing to deal with or if ending up with a higher quality bass make setting up the bass less in different places.
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Old 03-08-2008, 02:19 AM
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Normally that is caused by humidity and temperature changes. The best way to fix that would be to keep it in a hard shell case with a humidifier to maintain a constant humidity. I can't say though, that I have ever had that much adjustment on any of my basses.
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