Secret to a "Smoother Bass sound" revealed!

[Grangur]

Well, now I know where I've been going wrong:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bass-Guitar-/222064964624

I'm having this one!!

[anDy LAKIN]

oh thanks for that i might have a butchers at it

[FinnDave]

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oh thanks for that i might have a butchers at it
[/quote]

I think you'll find it's already been butchered.

[anDy LAKIN]

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I think you'll find it's already been butchered.
[/quote]

that is true so i cant do much worse

[roman_sub]

Next month: the secret to accurate note pitching.

[Grangur]

[quote name='roman_sub' timestamp='1459264405' post='3014907']
Next month: the secret to accurate note pitching.
[/quote] You mean, put the frets back in?

Damn! Just when the wood filler had dried on the neck on mine!!

[the hand of john curley]

I happen to know of a certain luthier that could do wonders with this! Maybe recalibrate the angle of nut height and file them to within a knats chuff of 0.000000001mm, then stick a pick up in from a woolworths £5 special and convert it to 1 string for those "fat fingered bassists" out there! 😂😂😂

[the hand of john curley]

😂😂😂

[roman_sub]

Grangur - Once the wood filler is dry you could always insert the new frets into the adjacent wood. +/- an inch should make too much difference and you can still see the woodfiller.

Edited March 30, 2016 by roman_sub