I got a Vox Cougar for a pretty cheap price and the action is way high. Pretty sure the neck is fudged, but I would like to get a second opinion.
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Did you end up getting this looked at? I have a Cougar with a similar problem and am curious what you found out.
Thanks for the reply. I figured trying to contact the OP was worth a shot!It's clearly a case of the body collapsing under the heel of the neck. Look at the pix and you'll see it...pic 205700 shows the compression of the body very clearly.
I think it's worth fixing if you have a nice bass - those Vox Cougars are pretty hard to find. It's a job for someone who really knows their stuff.
The original post was two years ago; I doubt you will get an answer from the OP.
Voxbassplayer, you don't happen to have any spare parts for the Crucianelli Cougars, do you? I've been on the lookout for a replacement neck for mine and haven't been able to find one. Mine is warped, possibly beyond repair, but the bass still sounds incredible and I would love to be able to actually use it.It is a Crucianelli made VOX cougar, where the body looks caved in may be normal, I have three of this type and all look the same. Look at fedish guitars (search) under Crucianelli those crazey Italians liked to warp the body at the neck. You neck has a big space and a problem.