The necks on both my basses are pretty warped, so I need them both set up pretty bad, and I do not trust myself to attempt it. one is an ESP C304 with a neck-through, the other is an Ibanez SR506 with a bolt-on. I was wondering if anyone knows how to do this? I don't wanna go to Guitar Center or Daddy's or whatever, end up being bass-less for a few weeks, and pay a fortune for it, but I am however willing to pay someone in either cash or a few cases of beer or something, whatever you prefer. I will probably supply a set of strings myself, and I'm willing to make a decent road trip out of it and drop them off somewhere for a few days.

Anyone interested?

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truss rod adjustments are a normal part of instrument upkeep and something you should learn more about.

Blue any idea where I could get information on that?

There's a book called the Guitar Player Repair Guide. It's a great resource, go pick up a copy.

Hate to be a douche but can't pass this up
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=truss+rod+adjustment

Hahahaha

I've been trying to find the link to this amazing site on truss rod adjustment but I can't find it. It's just a good read with a sort-of-scientific look at backbow, etc. You'll find enough info to do what you need. Unless you mean it's warped as in the neck is twisted...then you might be fucked.

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SRSLY, there's like a million good how-to-guides on the net, it really isn't rocket science. Just don't crank it a full turn or anything, easy does it. You'll be fine.

I know this makes me a pussy, but I refuse to touch the truss rod on my '73 Gibson


any of my other guitars, I wouldn't be a pussy about

Be a pussy or your a pussy

This is a thread.

Tyler from Hivesmasher is REALLY good at that shit. He does instrument repair for a living...his handle on here is t2daeek

its pretty easy to do yourself, but if you dont want to be bothered, i am extremely broke and will do it for chump change/beer
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