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- Oct 31, 2006
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Oh man! Diggin' that Miami Blue P with the maple fretboard!The Fender American Professional II basses have arrived in the Fender store: Invalid Link Removed
Ask for a fanned fret hadless while you at itGot the proper heel finally. 24 frets when?
Why now, the music and entertainment world is practically dead right now...
Why now, the music and entertainment world is practically dead right now...
Pretty sad for 1800 dollars.
Great. Five bolts to remove now, to adjust the truss rod. Five bolts should equal a way into the neck, without removing it.

I suppose you could choose to look at it that way.
so use an “L” shaped hex key with the short leg in the slot.I have found over the years that this tool over time, having to go in at a slight angle, begins to strip the truss. Just my experience. You should always go at it, at a straight angle. But whatever works for us individual pbass players is fine by me. I’ve just noticed over time this can damage a truss. Start to strip it. I know it’s not designed to. I get that.
The home enthusiast scene tho? Ask me who got two new expensive basses in 2020.
Same here... Even though I've only been playing to my two cats, I've purchased two basses, a new rig complete with Tuki covers, built a new pedal board, set up a new misc gear trunk, and worked several new technique books to stay sharp.
The cats have never been happier!
I unfortunately joined a new band a week before everything shut down. My only band work this year was watching all the bookings vaporize as clubs and bars closed, festivals got cancelled, and the fall fair season became a memory.
Counterpoint: inflation exists