Recent content by KornDog

Yez! I took that into consideration befor I even posted. I do mechanical farely often. And I learned to thread all screws and bolts when I stripped my first oil plug... That was a mess and a huge headache cuz you strip that and 90% of the time you.gotta get new oil pan.

Well sorry it took so ling to reply. howver I did the tooth pick trick except I used a thermometer to measuer my depths. I put my screws in and my bass feels about normal. Thanx for all the advice. I did however drill out the holes and that alone did wonders. If I ever need to take my neck off I...

Yeah sorry im on my fone. In walmart lol. Mmy gramar will be horible.

Well its a sspacer. Protects the body.from cracking when you tighten the the scrrew. Its right under neath the screw head. Flip you basd over or guitar and look. Most have them

Wow u never thoight of using a took pick. And I have not fully screwed them in if they fekt loke they werent gunna go. Also they feed though the back of the body, througj a spacer and then to the neck.

Yes. the screws that bolt the neck down. And I took it offmostly to ckean it. And patch up sctatches. Its stained wood and I have the sange color they used tp stain it. Sounds stupid but its whatever.

Alright so I have a Ibanez k5. Had it foor a little over a yr. And the gauge string is 45 130. About a month ago I rrstrung it . And I pulled my neck off so I could fix the bow. Which the bow was not serious , but just enough to bass fret buzz on the first fret. Now when I put the neck back on I...

Okay, I need help getting Justin Chancelors sound..I know thier are alot of threads like this but bear with me.. I play on an Ibanez K5 and Sdgr 405. I also have a cort action 5. My amp is a Peavey 15 cab, Witha max 160 head. (Next week I am getting a 4x10 to help even out the highs)...