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The truss rod adjustment was made on the Schecter, not the Fender. Sorry about the confusion. The truss rod adjustment on the MIJ Fender is located on the pick guard end of the next and requires a screwdriver to make the adjustment. At minimum, the pick guard would need to be removed to access the truss rod.
The good news is that no truss rod adjustment was needed for the MIJ P-bass. I didn't have to do anything except tune up 1/2 a step.
 
The good news is that no truss rod adjustment was needed for the MIJ P-bass. I didn't have to do anything except tune up 1/2 a step.
Ahh, that makes sense now. I knew it was difficult to see it in the usual places. Unfortunately that is a dealbreaker for me. I think all truss rod adjusters should be like the one on a MusicMan, on a scroll wheel at the end of the neck. You can use any kind of tool that fits in the hole to adjust the truss rod. Makes it soooo easy.
 
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