| Well, you sound like you're on the right track. Are you raising the saddles and the bass is still buzzing? The solution may be the neck relief and you need to adjust your truss rod. If in doubt, just click on the "Search" icon on the top of TalkBass pages and search for "truss rod" or "neck relief" or "buzz." There have been a lot of posts on that.
Are you only getting buzz above a high fret, say, the 12th?
Raising the saddles with your wrench may do it. If the bass is a Fender Precision, this is a "trait of the breed." Many of them have a dead, buzzing fret.
Is the buzzing only on a particular string or on all strings at a certain fret or frets? Could be a bad fret job.
That, unfortunately means a visit to a tech for most of us.
It's hard to say because the info you gave is pretty slim.
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