Has anyone with one of the EHB's tried adjusting the truss rod? I got a EHB1005MS two weeks ago, and I had some noticeable fret buzz around the lowest frets on the g, d and a string. I tried adjusting the truss rod per the instructions the bass came with (which were generic and not instrument accurate), and it was totally maxed out when I tried to turn in the direction moving allen key from the b towards g string.
Ultimately, I got scared and turned the truss in the other direction, which was the direction it needed and the bass is playing really nicely with no buzz.
Why would a brand new bass come with a maxed out truss rod, or one that can only turn in one direction?
Is there something I don't know, or is this truss rod defective? It's pretty upsetting because otherwise, I really like the bass. A truss rod repair would be covered by warranty since this bass is brand new but I don't love the idea of a brand new bass that needs truss rod surgery out of the box.
To answer the original question on this thread, I find the strings the bass came with to be very noisy, especially at first. I haven't changed them yet but as I spend more time on them, they are mellowing out and are less clanky against my fingers and the frets.
Ultimately, I got scared and turned the truss in the other direction, which was the direction it needed and the bass is playing really nicely with no buzz.
Why would a brand new bass come with a maxed out truss rod, or one that can only turn in one direction?
Is there something I don't know, or is this truss rod defective? It's pretty upsetting because otherwise, I really like the bass. A truss rod repair would be covered by warranty since this bass is brand new but I don't love the idea of a brand new bass that needs truss rod surgery out of the box.
To answer the original question on this thread, I find the strings the bass came with to be very noisy, especially at first. I haven't changed them yet but as I spend more time on them, they are mellowing out and are less clanky against my fingers and the frets.