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Ich weiß genauso wie das ist! Ich wohne in Deutschland seit 4 Jahre und überlege noch, wie kann man diese sprache lernen??? Herzlich Wilkommen bei Basschat Ghostwheel! VG auch aus der Rhein

Hello to all the luthiers out there, My German built Corvette $$ 5 string is suffering from a very badly twisted neck and I am almost certain it will need to be replaced. I am currently in touch with Warwick to see how much the price of a new neck is but I fear it may be well out of budget. As such I am currently looking for luthiers to advise me on how much they would charge to build me a replacement neck. I am guessing that the front facing of the headstock may be a challenge so, if it helps, I could ship the old headstock to you and maybe you could transplant it on to the new neck? Any advice and quotes are gratefully received. thank you, Chris

Here i was thinking that the strings were supposed to sit in the slots in the nut 🤷‍♂️

I think the repositioning of the tuner is the least of the issues! Reshaping the headstock completely ruins the aesthetics and value of the instrument!

Oh well that is ok then! 🙄

No mention of the headstock in the AI generated "description"🤦‍♂️

I actually like the Look of it so to each their own 🤷‍♂️

Definitely a bargain!

I think it would be better if someone put this tool away...

Obviously - because I am known for my appaling taste in basses 🤪

Found on Kleinazeigen(German equivalent of Gumtree) You cannot unsee this...

I know that there is a difference in pickup size between older Wals and the newer ones - my 86 v a 91 I recently sold for example. The 86 also has a slighly different electronics package with less trim pots than the newer Version. Also the pickup position was ever so slightly different.

The passive Wals i have played Sound nothing like the active ones I have played. YMMV

My favourite part is that the B string completely avoids the entire length of the fretboard!