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You may try to pull a little bit harder. Could be that you got stuck in a "false neutral"...

Don't worry. All good. All of my Sandberg basses had pre-slotted zero frets. Maybe this is part of why Sandberg basses are so good? If in doubt, ask at [email protected] and Holger Stonjek himself will answer you.

I have a Sandberg VM2, had two others (don't ask me about my state of mind when I sold them). All are great instruments. Don't worry, just enjoy your new acquisition.

Just a thought... Could it be that the push-pull-pot did not snap-in in the correct position? Not very probable, but maybe worth a try to pull a bit harder and to see what happens. Had a similar experience with an instrument cable, it snapped in - but in the wrong position. Sounded like slow...

Hi, the black cylindrical shaped thing reads 100 micro Farad and seems to be your capacitor. The passive tone control only works half of the travel of the knob, CCW from the center detent (when I remember correctly). Have you already played your (presumably) beautiful Sandberg in a band...

Well, here we go - listed again as B-stock: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

Any Fender / Squier four string bass neck (with four bolt connection, obviously) will serve. On mine, I have currently a Squier Precision fretless neck installed.

Extender HE/S at bridge Extender HE at neck

Same here, wish I kept it...

Loosen strings until they just still stay in place, loosen bolts and align neck until the strings run symmetrical over the fretboard. Done this on my VM4 after shipment from France to Germany. Things happen. As @MonetBass wrote, not uncommon. On other Sandbergs I used to have, the alignment of...

V1: without cab sim V2: with cab sim "V2.1": with cabsim and aux in

A few years ago I soldered and assembled this one: https://www.musikding.de/Guma-Antique-Overdrive-kit Having the VMT also, it's possible to dial in very similar sounds on both. But, generally the Guma sounds like the naughty brother of the VMT.

So, how did it end? Just being curious...

Luthier Marc Renard, France?

Did you try to turn the GAIN and BLEND knobs fully counterclockwise? Volume is fully ccw anyway I guess.

How about this one. No pickguard. Conceived via Warmoth and with some gold leaf...

How about a Fender Troy Sanders Signature?

Hi, went through this with an 1996 Am Std Fretless Precision. Part no. 0048688000, but nowhere to be found. In the end I put a 12-28 thread in a slotted nut with matching outer diameter. Currently there seems one on Ebay though. Hope this helps. Regards Mario

Maybe it's worth to try what this guy does from 4:00 on: I once left an American Standard Precision neck for a week in such a vise and followed the trussrod nut thightening strategy explained there. Worked on this one!

This bass (or it's twin) was discussed already here: How to spot a fake?

How about a Sandberg California Martin Mendez Signature: California Martin Mendez - Sandberg Guitars

left side: locking screw, release this one first. top left / top right: saddle height adjustment. bottom right: tilt angle adjustment of saddle. gently lift string and move saddle for intonation adjustment. there is an extra locking screw on the front for the silvery steel thingy. unscrew...

@martisanma I am sorry to read about your experience. Now some days later, how did it end?

The neck is not at all Fender made.

The saddles seem to be made from Micarta. A (bakelite-) resin impregnated fiber compound.

This is a Fender Frank Bello Signature Bass

My bad. It was just my cluelessness....

Hey, you're just lucky. Look, this is a neckthrough. Rockbasses with neckthrough do not exist.

@NeonVomit your Votan actually inspired me to ask Gerald Marleaux about a decent bass guitar. Well, here she is. Back of the neck also is blacked out, fretboard darker rosewood.

This is my Votan "Black Friday".

If you crank the Drive pot in the amp section using the Darkglass Suite, you get an overdriven sound. Just good enough for rehearsal at home, maybe not for band rehearsal or a gig. Comes however only through headphone out and XLR.

I've had some old La Bella flats in the drawer and put those on the Sterling. Brightness maybe not, but really lots of grunt. When digging in hard, even zing.

Allparts body and Warmoth neck. Then some Tru Oil on the neck and some fake gold leaf on the body.

Installing the BT1 requires drilling on the Ray34. Drop right in works on MM Stingray et al. Not sure about regular or short - on my MM Sterling i have installed the regular one, but the short version would be a better fit.

Hi, here in Germany there's a guy named Cadfael. He did this.

....I should have guessed it.

i don't what wrong with the word... g u i t a r d o c

guitardoc

Guten Morgen! Here's a Google find: https://www.guitardoc.de/de/kontakt/ 20 minutes walking from Ostbahnhof. You have seen what us actually wrong? The pot or maybe just the knob?