Possibly need to re-setup

[Tomass]

I had my lakland 55-02 setup to employ the use of a high C, how ever today i just bought a new set of strings with a low B and was wondering if i have to make any adjustments to the truss rod or bridge. The Bass Centre set it up so i dont know how much was done. Or do i just have to put one string at a time whilst leaving the older ones so the neck adjusts it self

[202dy]

There will be a difference in tension between the two sets of strings. That will affect the amount of relief in the neck. It may be a little or a lot. You may need to do a set up. Or you may be happy with the way it plays. There will be no decisions to make until the strings are changed.

[FF Petro]

both the bridge and truss rod will require tweaking for changing strings with different gauges. The tension will increase with a low B as opposed to the high C so that's why the truss rod needs to adjust relief. Then with the strings in a different arrangement the intonation needs to be reset and the string heighth at the bridge may also need adjusting.

I too used to just from High C to low B and back again, but it was just too much of a pain to keep setting up my bass. I guess that's why I have two 6 strings and a fiver now.

Good luck