I am new to this forum so please excuse. I have a Schecter Omen 5 that I just bought a couple of months ago. I need to get my intonation and all of that set and I want to do it myself. I have a friend that can do it but I would really like to learn how and do it myself. Does anyone have any tips or pointers?
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Intonation
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Yes, and there's lots of bad guides and advice on the internet too. Which is why a guy would come to a bass specific site and ask for advice...
dadday07, there's a great free pdf book by Jerzy Drozd that's very detailed and will walk you through it. It's what I used to learn, and it's frequently recommended on TB. You can find it Invalid Link Removed
It's not hard, just take your time and be patient.
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Also, see the sticky thread in this sub, there's some good and helpfull links to found in there.
such as:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te44eWXd9pc
For some visual aid.
Basically, John Carruthers and the Fender manual showed me how to properly set up my bass and I now have both a Fender & a Warwick (just to show it's not brand-specific) set up exactly to my needs....
Take some time for it, you'll like it
such as:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te44eWXd9pc
For some visual aid.
Basically, John Carruthers and the Fender manual showed me how to properly set up my bass and I now have both a Fender & a Warwick (just to show it's not brand-specific) set up exactly to my needs....
Take some time for it, you'll like it
