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but also a BBOT bridge might look a bit cheap on a super premium instrument?

There’s nothing much wrong with a BBOT bridge, other than bring subjectively ugly I seriously doubt it makes much, if indeed any difference and I bet a good setup is more important to tonal quality anyway

Snake oil - tried it maybe there’s a difference at stadium volumes but real world ? No, imho you may get some functional things like threaded barrels for string spacing or somesuch

I only got them a week ago. If you see the thread I started it’s all described with pictures “12 fret action on p bass” @kwmlondon

Just get a straight edge or fret rocker. I spent £11 on a fret dressing kit and solved my own problem that was similar to yours a truss rod tweak plus two high frets

Or a ski jump

My fret care kit arrived from China and I sanded and crowned the upper frets of the stingray clone. It’s down to 1.75mm at the 12th … probably a good point to stop when I’m feeling brave I’ll take on the p bass and it’s ski jump

Thanks I’m not a lone voice in saying there is a free solution to this ….

Our Amazon delivery person drives an electric van and is always happy dpd arrive in a diesel van and they’re always grumpy

See above ^^

Not backlit though

I didn’t - I always thought Frida looked more interesting

You can switch that off, I think settjngs -> auto lock -> never

Can’t you just take photos and leaf through them In full screen ? Keep it simple

What would they not like about it? Excuse my curiosity

Dust containers ? @Andyjr1515 😛

Oh - I couldn’t find timr’s comment easily so didn’t quite get it - the live version has some more twiddly bits but fair enough comment

I must be missing something here

I’ve just been learning “please” off the U2 album “pop”. I struggled to play it on my stingray clone which has low action, then I tried the p bass with ski jump and higher action and it was much easier

When I was young and foolish and thought money grew on magic trees, I shelled out at least twice for batteries when I stupidly left my bass plugged in and found the battery was dead. after those two occasions I learned not to do it. I’m with @EBS_freak Are you sure you’re not overthinking a fairly simple problem? I mean unplugging a bass lead, thus isolating the battery is actually no harder than flicking a switch, thus isolating the battery.