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My shoulder hurts from patting myself on the back!

If there is wood, there are always necks that warp. Don't sweat the Dirnt horror stories and haters. :cool:

Instead, bask in the coolness, tone, and sincere Congrats on a really great deal. I love the dark punch of those Fender Dirnts. They are the closest thing to the Slab-body split coil P-bass that Fender has made since the '60s.

Play the heck out of it!! :D
 
i heard those tend to have neck issues as in warping.

FWIW-

I believe there are a bunch of Dirnts out there with bad necks. Warped necks that the truss can't fix. I've seen a couple first-hand. One was heat-pressed, and that helped somewhat.

BUT, those are Squier Dirnt's and I expect it was only a problem during a certain manufacturing period. I have not heard of there being any neck problems with the Fender Dirnt's.

I wouldn't give it another thought.