Hi all!
There is something like a small 'bump' between 5th and 7th frets under E string, that causes problems while I am playing on e and a strings. There is no problem G side of the neck tough. However I am not able to lower strings they seem so high!
The main problem is that I don't know any luthier here in Istanbul that I can trust enough to leave my guitar.
I didn't want to ruin everything by doing something wrong, so the only thing I tried was changing the strings with lighter ones, I had rotosound strings with I guess the gauge of .110 on E, now I have d'addario cb80 that has a gauge of .095 in order to reduce the tension on the neck, also I was using unequal tensions on the truss rods.
So now considering that I don't have access to a rickenbacker master luthier, I'd really appreciate your comments about solving this problem, if I can do it by myself!
There are some pictures of my bass below. I removed all the tension from the neck, I took the strings off and opened the nuts of truss rods and the guitar waited like this for 3 days. I wrote G to some pictures to indicate that the picture is from the G side.
Thanks a lot for help, I hope the pictures are enough.
http://i.hizliresim.com/ea4qQg.jpg
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There is something like a small 'bump' between 5th and 7th frets under E string, that causes problems while I am playing on e and a strings. There is no problem G side of the neck tough. However I am not able to lower strings they seem so high!
The main problem is that I don't know any luthier here in Istanbul that I can trust enough to leave my guitar.
I didn't want to ruin everything by doing something wrong, so the only thing I tried was changing the strings with lighter ones, I had rotosound strings with I guess the gauge of .110 on E, now I have d'addario cb80 that has a gauge of .095 in order to reduce the tension on the neck, also I was using unequal tensions on the truss rods.
So now considering that I don't have access to a rickenbacker master luthier, I'd really appreciate your comments about solving this problem, if I can do it by myself!
There are some pictures of my bass below. I removed all the tension from the neck, I took the strings off and opened the nuts of truss rods and the guitar waited like this for 3 days. I wrote G to some pictures to indicate that the picture is from the G side.
Thanks a lot for help, I hope the pictures are enough.
http://i.hizliresim.com/ea4qQg.jpg
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http://i.hizliresim.com/x8GnvW.jpg
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http://i.hizliresim.com/emVlyZ.jpg
http://i.hizliresim.com/xE7ldB.jpg
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