Hello can anyone help , I have a 5 string bass with a lot of Buzz on the A string, non of the other strings are buzzong only the A string pretty much everywhere in the board.
Any advice?
Thanks
Any advice?
Thanks
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Joshua said:While tuned to pitch, fret the B string at the first fret and the fret where the neck meets the body (maybe @ the 17th). This turns the string into a straight line and at the midway point (between where you are fretting, maybe @ the 8th fret) you can see how much relief there is. If you can stretch your fingers you can actually tap the string against the mid point fret to get a good sense of how much space there is.
While the proper relief is a personal measurement, an acceptable starting point might be one or 2 business cards of distance between the bottom of the string and the top of the fret at the midpoint.
simongpaez said:I just traded the bass, It is an MTD 535 so its new for me,
Any suggestions??
the nerd I bought it from offered me a great deal he'd give me 2400 for it on trade after I paid 3799 for it a month eariler