Warwick Neck Issues. Should I be Concerned? (with pictures)

[baconmpanada]

I think it looks like an older just-a-nut where you adjusted a slotted screw at each string to change the height. It was nice because you could change height at each slot independently, but worse because you had to take the string out of the slot to change the nut height. You are probably more familiar with the just-a-nut iii.

that's something i'll look into. anything to keep the bass playable without breaking the bank

 

[jeffb28451]

I've had 4 Warwicks and 2 developed neck twists, not to mention warps. I live in a hot, humid area, but jeez...

 

[baconmpanada]

I've had 4 Warwicks and 2 developed neck twists, not to mention warps. I live in a hot, humid area, but jeez...

i heard of similar problems in the Philippines. But with the replies here and some research, this problem should be manageable.

 

[SirMjac28]

You are right, my mistake. They are removable until 1996. My apologies.

Here is the video. I've done this with an 88 streamer. It was very easy.

Why aren't all truss rods that easy to remove?

 

[dan1952]

i heard of similar problems in the Philippines. But with the replies here and some research, this problem should be manageable.

A truss rod cannot fix a twisted neck.

 

[baconmpanada]

A truss rod cannot fix a twisted neck.

Pardon. I meant my reply to be specially for my problem with an upbow.

 

[James Collins]

Pardon. I meant my reply to be specially for my problem with an upbow.

Fodera basses are even easier. Jump ahead to 9 minutes. I have no clue why they never caught on in all cases.