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My current 5 string SRs
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Necks tweaked and tuned up
 
The SR300E neck start appear less stable in minor temperature changing condition. My both Squier pbass neck has no such problem.

Any solutions ?

There are differemces in the quality between 300, 400, and 500+ series by Ibby.
500 or above will make you happy.

My 505 has kept me happy in the studio and on stage for almost 10 yrs now. The neck is great and tuning is very stable unless there's a big humidity change. But even then, usually just retuning the strings works and wont need a neck adjustment.

Ive seen a lot of people put off from the whole SR line because they only were exposed to the 300 series and never tried a higher series.
And there's an even bigger jump in quality when going to the Premium or Prestige series.
 
There are differemces in the quality between 300, 400, and 500+ series by Ibby.
500 or above will make you happy.

My 505 has kept me happy in the studio and on stage for almost 10 yrs now. The neck is great and tuning is very stable unless there's a big humidity change. But even then, usually just retuning the strings works and wont need a neck adjustment.

Ive seen a lot of people put off from the whole SR line because they only were exposed to the 300 series and never tried a higher series.
And there's an even bigger jump in quality when going to the Premium or Prestige series.

Agree, my previous MIK SR705 neck are absolutely solid and stable.

Before I decide to sell the sr300E, maybe I will try apply super glue coat plus poly spray on the neck. If the CA coat could make the neck stable, I will keep the SR300E because the stock pup sound better than Bart MK1 to me.
 
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