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Show Your Fretless

BSX Flip Bass
 

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no the nut is not stripped that is what the Germans use and you need that particular warwick truss rod tool to adjust you’re a truss rod obviously it’s also good to put two or three drops of three in one oil onto the nut so it’s soaks down into the truss rod channel so ease of operation does not stress the nut itself being that it’s from 1998
 
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Thanks.
Had to trade a few away to make it happen, including the '75 PJ fretless, and a '51 reissue, but er muh gerd, so worth it!
8lbs, 2oz of the most resonant piece of ash I've ever heard! My first MM (how have I missed out all these years?) so, nothing really to compare it to. What a joy to play!
 
Thanks.
Had to trade a few away to make it happen, including the '75 PJ fretless, and a '51 reissue, but er muh gerd, so worth it!
8lbs, 2oz of the most resonant piece of ash I've ever heard! My first MM (how have I missed out all these years?) so, nothing really to compare it to. What a joy to play!
i have a fortress one ebony wenge maple body and it is a rock monster which is why i play it some like the muwah some like the slide i play mine just like a regular bass keith the freedom of fretless