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Okay, thank you for your suggestion. I will act cautiously. Also, my stingray is indeed the new baked neck.:D

I meant that after adjusting the curvature of the E string at the 8th fret to 0.3mm, the gap on the G string at the 8th fret was almost gone, it was completely flush! My Fender bass is like that. My Muicman bass has a gap of about 0.15mm on the side of the G string. Sorry, I need to use an...

No, what I mean is that if it's a very straight neck, the gap on the treble side should be almost nonexistent, or about one-third the curvature on the bass side, roughly 0.1mm. At least that's how it is on my Fender and Musicman basses.

No, what I mean is that if it's a very straight neck, the gap on the treble side should be almost nonexistent, or about one-third the curvature on the bass side, roughly 0.1mm. At least that's how it is on my Fender and Musicman basses.

No, what I mean is that if it's a very straight neck, the gap on the treble side should be almost nonexistent, or about one-third the curvature on the bass side, roughly 0.1mm. At least that's how it is on my Fender and Musicman basses.

I'll try switching back to the original strings. Thanks :)

The string size is the standard 45-105.

No, the treble side is indeed slightly curved towards the bass side. I've already had a repairman check it. The height of the G string at the 12th fret is 1.75mm. I think I'll have a repairman sand the fret behind the 12th fret. Thank you for your suggestion.:)

Okay, thank you for your suggestion. I will try it.

Yes, and fret is also uneven.

yes It's still bent. I've already had a repairman check it.

Generally speaking, the gap on the bass side should be larger than that on the treble side.

Thank you, I will try.

That's right!

It's an illogical twisted; it would be understandable if it happened on the bass side.