My roomy has a squier P bass that I have benn messin with lately. (I have never had or really played a P style bass much)
Sitting mostly, I took it to practice the other night to see how it sounded in the mix and put a strap on it looked down at the neck & was surprised to see such a curve in the neck. It stays in tune and doesn't seem to have any dead spots in the neck. The action is a little high compaired to my basses but I have played worse.
Should I adjust the truss rod? if so how? I figure A squier is a good platform to learn on.
My roomy has a squier P bass that I have benn messin with lately. (I have never had or really played a P style bass much)
Sitting mostly, I took it to practice the other night to see how it sounded in the mix and put a strap on it looked down at the neck & was surprised to see such a curve in the neck. It stays in tune and doesn't seem to have any dead spots in the neck. The action is a little high compaired to my basses but I have played worse.
Should I adjust the truss rod? if so how? I figure A squier is a good platform to learn on.
Search this forum as truss rod adjustments and set up is
pretty well covered here.
A squier P-bass we have at church has the same bow, but I notice you cannot get access to the truss rod without removing the neck or the sratchplate. How dumb is that? Do you have the same problem?
