Recent content by Peter Jogren

...and this is why I'm thinkin' of unmounting the neck and fix it in some kind of home-made pressure-stand for a couple of days.

I've turned the nut counter c/w so far that I felt it was completely loose then I turned it approx 1/6 turn c/w just to let it grip again. Then I left the bass leaning against a wall to help it regain a bow for 48 hours - didn't help... Anyway, thanx a lot for You trying to help!! /p.

I'll give that a try after next months paycheck - warwick strings are insanely expensive here

04:41/3°C and practicing scales

Yeah, its actually not only a fret buzz. After beeing just fine just after the stringchange the tone suddenly was killed on the A-string when playing C# to E.

Yes, the string is closer to the neck at the 8:th fret than at both ends of it.

Done that - strings touches the fret... The neck seems to have lost its will bend forward :( Thnx for Your reply though! /p.

I've had these (thinner) strings for a cople of weeks now and it was ok in the beginning - what acctualla have changed is the weather - much dryer/colder. Maybe thats what makes the neck to react? If it doesn't "go back to normal" could it be an idea to unmount the neck and put it in press for...

Sorry, I didn't understand that poll thing - that's why I wrote what/is/this - please enlighten me! /p.

Hi, I have a Vintage V4 Icon Series P-Bass and after switching to thinner strings the neck is to straight even if I adjust the thruss rod so its practically loose... Does anyone know if the the thruss rod goes "booth ways"? eg. can I continue counter clockwise to get the thruss rod to eventually...