Boss 2010-05-20 15:57:16

wow looks like you made enough to buy play money

Doctor-Gordon 2010-05-20 19:05:27

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walzabanks4 2010-05-21 16:37:47

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MAYORMCHEESE 2010-05-22 03:30:06

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CGUE 2010-05-22 13:28:49

Hey folks,
I'm currently on my 2nd Warmoth D5 neck and having the same issue.Anybody else experience the following:
I purchased my first D5 neck in 2001.After a few years of playing it,I decided to have a pro luthier/tech reshape the neck,as it was somewhat clubby.He used the specs from a Music Man 5'er. The reshape was awesome...but...my E string dissapeared. The other four strings were great:clear,even,punchy,the low E (and all notes played on it) sounded like a dead flat wound.No high end presence,no clarity,way less volume than the other 4 strings.
Fast forward to the present. I recently had a local, well respected luthier/tech,assemble a Warmoth G5 for me. Again,I had the neck reshaped,this time,slightly larger than an American Fender 5 profile...voila,same "dissapearing" E syndrome,with the remaining 4 strings sounding absolutley killer,even the B,the bain of the 34" scale 5'er sounds huge!.
Was it the reshapes that caused the anomoly in both basses? Well, I've played a number of MM 5's (same profile as neck #1),great E. I've played a number of Fender 5's ( which have a slimmer profile/less wood than neck #2),Americans,Mexicans,Squiers;both Deluxe, and Affinities...only one of the Americans had a similar,though no where near as drastic,weak E,then again,this fellows strings were way dead.
I know that some folks have sent their D5 equipped basses to Mike Dolan for a neck reshape...did you folks lose your E string response?
I tried the folks at Warmoth months ago,before I went ahead and purchased the 2nd neck.The sales manager was great,polite,attentive,but,baffled as to what the cause could be.
By the way,the 2nd neck went on a completely different bass with different components as well. I don't set my relief pin straight. I do find,however,that if I loosen the truss rod considerably,and relieve the neck more than is comfortable,(to me,or anyone else who's played it),it helps bring the E string back to life a little bit,but the anomoly is still quite noticeable,both sonically,and in the way the body vibrates(or doesn't actually) when that string is played

Doctor-Gordon 2010-05-22 18:01:11

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Kavinel 2010-05-23 22:31:16

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Kavinel 2010-05-31 20:22:59

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MisterLevon 2010-06-09 00:08:43

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Pronanbayu 2010-06-11 23:43:50

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Kavinel 2010-06-13 02:25:28

lOL

kazumazkan 2010-06-18 12:04:52

all that money for what?