my bass dropped =(

my epiphone thunderbird fell face first onto hard floor, its still playable and it works through and amp, and stayes in tune, BUT the neck is bent, and the nut is at a high angle on one side now, get it fixed? or just deal?

[Fetusyolk]

Originally Posted by brutal bassist

my epiphone thunderbird fell face first onto hard floor, its still playable and it works through and amp, and stayes in tune, BUT the neck is bent, and the nut is at a high angle on one side now, get it fixed? or just deal?

isnt your intonation completely horrid?

[62bass]

Originally Posted by brutal bassist

my epiphone thunderbird fell face first onto hard floor, its still playable and it works through and amp, and stayes in tune, BUT the neck is bent, and the nut is at a high angle on one side now, get it fixed? or just deal?

It's a no-brainer. Get it fixed if you want to play the thing.

Originally Posted by Fetusyolk

isnt your intonation completely horrid?

In this perticular scenario, i dont use this bass enough to give a **** about intonation. so i havent checked it

[fenderhutz]

Originally Posted by brutal bassist

In this perticular scenario, i dont use this bass enough to give a **** about intonation. so i havent checked it

You answered you own question. You never play it.