Tryouts for a budget-friendly 5 string continue.
Today's visit concentrated mostly on a pair of Squier Vintage Modified basses, a P and a J.
I mentioned in another post that the B and E string buzzed on these basses but it's really more like a metallic rattle. The store's set up and repair tech was there today so I chatted with him about it.
He was very generous with his time and information and even took the J version down and did some work on it, adding relief to the neck and raising the bridge saddles. This helped but even after significant work they were still clanging away.
Other 5 strings didn't do this and the Squier 4 string versions didn't either.
So an appeal to anyone on owns or plays a 5 string Squier Vintage Modified P or J: Does yours suffer the same issue?
Thanks in advance for the input,
Jim
Today's visit concentrated mostly on a pair of Squier Vintage Modified basses, a P and a J.
I mentioned in another post that the B and E string buzzed on these basses but it's really more like a metallic rattle. The store's set up and repair tech was there today so I chatted with him about it.
He was very generous with his time and information and even took the J version down and did some work on it, adding relief to the neck and raising the bridge saddles. This helped but even after significant work they were still clanging away.
Other 5 strings didn't do this and the Squier 4 string versions didn't either.
So an appeal to anyone on owns or plays a 5 string Squier Vintage Modified P or J: Does yours suffer the same issue?
Thanks in advance for the input,
Jim