My Cazpar and Elwood have the best actions I've ever played. I'd suspect that somewhere in its history david1711's bass has been attacked by someone with not much skill and no knowledge of reverse-action truss-rods. My basses came with a little maintenance & care booklet that explained how to adjust the action.
Both equally superb in slightly different ways but I want to stay faithful to the wood's 'natural' state. My wood-cutter mate Merv told me how they used to wipe off the stumps of the trees they'd felled while they were still wet with the rising sap. He reckoned they looked like shiny, natural wood table-tops that had been freshly wax-polished and laid out on the ground. That's the effect I'm after - over to you Andy
That doesn't sound right - as far as I know it's still £7 single, £20 multiple. If this thread doesn't get picked up by a moderator first, drop ped a pm and he'll put you straight.