"stiff" vintage neck, does such a thing exist?
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Re: "stiff" vintage neck, does such a thing exist?
I don't know how long it lasts though. I had my Mustang neck unstrung for like 10 hours, and it was flat or backbowed when I put strings back on it. Now it's better, it has a little relief, but it is 4 or 5 days later.
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Re: "stiff" vintage neck, does such a thing exist?
if all else fails, i'll put on bass strings.
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Re: "stiff" vintage neck, does such a thing exist?
As long as you tune them like a guitar (one octave higher), it should be fine.FUZZ_KING wrote:if all else fails, i'll put on bass strings.
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Re: "stiff" vintage neck, does such a thing exist?
oh, i didn't think of that. thanks a lot!
while taking the guitars apart, i noticed the neck screws can't move any further out of the necks because the neck pocket keeps 'em from doing so.
while taking the guitars apart, i noticed the neck screws can't move any further out of the necks because the neck pocket keeps 'em from doing so.