Well guess what guys, i managed to fix all the problems with the bass so now it is a custom squire j bass with DR Highbeams and it sounds amazing and i did it with only spending 40 dollars and no mistakes. I could have paid a tech do it for 120 dollars but i work at nathan's hot dogs for only 8.00 and hour and i'm looking to save for my first car and motorcycle since I am now 16. Thanks for the advice and have a great day my fellow bassists!
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Need help regarding string rattle,possible truss rod adjustment,and string alignment!
- Thread starter rhcpbassist
- Start date
Managed to fix it by loosening the strings and moving the saddles left and right to my desired positions.
- Aug 5, 2005
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- Endorsing Artist: J.C. Basses
I've always really liked that metallic blue color. I've heavily considered getting one on multiple occasions.
They will settle in where they're comfortable over time. Those little misalignments won't make any difference in the sound as others have explained. Just play and enjoy it cause that's what its all about in the end.
