How would you handle this

[lfmn16]

It's not what I think, it's what G and L thinks. As long as this is a warranty issue.

I don't even know what you are talking about. Try reading again "Spoke with g&l..they will not pay for repairs if I bring it somewhere else.." Why would you take a bass back to the same shop that didn't do a good job the first time?

 

[Frank77]

He probably could take it do a different authorized dealer than the clown shop he bought it from though, right? If cost of gas to drive there < cost of getting repairs done locally out-of-pocket, I'd try making some phone calls to these stores, if that's an option.

 

[Ghastly]

I don't even know what you are talking about. Try reading again "Spoke with g&l..they will not pay for repairs if I bring it somewhere else.." Why would you take a bass back to the same shop that didn't do a good job the first time?

Actually you might want to slow down, yourself. You're too busy trying to fight with me for some reason when you sorta answered your own question. After re reading things, if it still doesn't make sense don't worry about it. I'm posting to the OP anyway.

 

[lfmn16]

Actually you might want to slow down, yourself. You're too busy trying to fight with me for some reason when you sorta answered your own question. After re reading things, if it still doesn't make sense don't worry about it. I'm posting to the OP anyway.

I don't have the slightest idea what you are talking about and it's pretty apparent that you don't either. Fortunately the ignore button will fix that for me.

 

[elgranluis]

Theres nothing wrong with te bass. It had no strings in for some time. Let it settle without messing with the truss rod, or youll be dealing with yet another setup in a couple id weeks