According to their FAQs page:
FAQs - Lakland Bass Guitars : ‘Truss Rod These operations are effected by turning the truss rod adjustment nut clockwise to decrease forward bow, or counter-clockwise, to increase forward bow.’
It seems that the truss rods in Lakland basses are double-action adjustable.
But are those one-way truss rods bent and buried in the necks, like what's in the Fender, Gibson, and MM guitars and basses, or they are just two-way straight truss rods? Some one-way truss rods can also be adjusted in two actions, like Warwick&Framus, and modern Fender guitar models, so I am confused.
and for USA, Shoreline, Skyline, are there differences in the truss rod types?
FAQs - Lakland Bass Guitars : ‘Truss Rod These operations are effected by turning the truss rod adjustment nut clockwise to decrease forward bow, or counter-clockwise, to increase forward bow.’
It seems that the truss rods in Lakland basses are double-action adjustable.
But are those one-way truss rods bent and buried in the necks, like what's in the Fender, Gibson, and MM guitars and basses, or they are just two-way straight truss rods? Some one-way truss rods can also be adjusted in two actions, like Warwick&Framus, and modern Fender guitar models, so I am confused.
and for USA, Shoreline, Skyline, are there differences in the truss rod types?
