you think that could help? because my low B-string is really a heavy gauge one (136), but the high C-string is only a 030, so nothing particularly heavy - and the neck is bent more on the treble side....
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Truss rods maxed out, neck still bent - PLEASE HELP !!!!
- Thread starter Airfish
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you think that could help? because my low B-string is really a heavy gauge one (136), but the high C-string is only a 030, so nothing particularly heavy - and the neck is bent more on the treble side....
....well, I guess I stopped already.... I don´t want to screw it up (even more), because if I would, it´s a neck-thru, so I would need a new whole instrument, not just a neck.... I just needed to make sure my case (the case of my bass) is not completely hopeless yet....
Bassist4Eris
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+1. (Everybody pay attention to Phalex now
)Although Mousekillaz has a point. I'd feel comfortable fixing this, but I think you may be in over your head, OP. Since you're planning on taking it to your luthier anyway, let him/her do it.
+1. (Everybody pay attention to Phalex now
Although Mousekillaz has a point. I'd feel comfortable fixing this, but I think you may be in over your head, OP. Since you're planning on taking it to your luthier anyway, let him/her do it.
Werd!
