We will see, minor fret sprout doesn't cut up hands. I am hoping for the best.
a little patience and one of those soft foot files like the ladies use will remove any sprout.
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We will see, minor fret sprout doesn't cut up hands. I am hoping for the best.
a little patience and one of those soft foot files like the ladies use will remove any sprout.
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It could be in part because of the ridiculously low humidity in Iowa this time of year. Maple fretboards tend to get hit with humidity changes the worst. Again, it's not really bad. I didn't notice them until I specifically thought to check.Eww. I just read your sharp frets comment. Nothing screams cheap bass like poorly filed frets. If I paid 500 bucks for that I would be upset. Hopefully not all are like that.
Just let it warm up/adjust to your room temperature before you go too nuts adjusting the truss rod or tuning it. An hour or so indoors should be fine.Is there any process of "breaking in" that I should be aware of when receiving a bass in the mail? I've never bought a bass sight unseen, and I'm just curious if I need to let it sit or anything before I plug and play.
Is there any process of "breaking in" that I should be aware of when receiving a bass in the mail? I've never bought a bass sight unseen, and I'm just curious if I need to let it sit or anything before I plug and play.
So can someone confirm that the "attack" switch actually splits the coils vs. changing EQ presets?Here's a link to the schematic.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=106949&d=1225069449
Get familiar with "back loading a neck" before you do any adjustments on the truss rod.
It could be in part because of the ridiculously low humidity in Iowa this time of year. Maple fretboards tend to get hit with humidity changes the worst. Again, it's not really bad. I didn't notice them until I specifically thought to check.
Does that mean many of the necks come backbowed?
/Not at all, but the neck is chunky, so help your truss rod out if you need to adjust it.
Does that mean many of the necks come backbowed?
Not at all, but the neck is chunky, so help your truss rod out if you need to adjust it.
So can someone confirm that the "attack" switch actually splits the coils vs. changing EQ presets?
Personally, I like the "bright" setting the best. Nice and StingRay-esque without too much mid scoop.
Oh, I see. I was worried there for a second.![]()

hahahaha, check this out. I finally got a cancellation confirmation e-mail from music123.com. Just for fun I decided to send an e-mail reply of "noooooooooooo" back to them, and here's their response!
Dear Argali:
Message from Jason N at Music123:
Argali,
We apologize, we didn't expect to run out of stock on those basses that quickly, but since folks posted up on forums all over the internet about this hot deal they went pretty quick. If you see anything else of interest on our website that is in stock just let us know, perhaps we can make you a better offer on something else.
Please feel free to contact Music123 if you have any other questions or concerns, or if you are not completely satisfied with the service you have received from us today. We appreciate your feedback.
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Damn you internets!![]()
Anyone planning on something creative to theres?
I would like to add a pickup