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@ GM just saw your Elvis reply - kind of disapointed in my own naive thought and your answer that took away any sense about the Bridge tilt could help on the dead zone - don't dwell on how i could think that too long though..

Indeed Nuuska (mummietrold lille My?)

Man.. are you send from the skies of mates in soul brother Mellow!

YES!! (and i am just confusing one community with another - first time in bass communities trying to 're-shape' my guild, so to speak) I was afraid that the bridge should actually have the strings resting on it - as it seems like on the picture?

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very sympathetic ways to spend your money! I spend a good deal of my time between age of 16 and 25 with the bibles 'the negative' 'the print' by Ansel Adams, so if I am still alive ('68) when you retire - feel free to contact me ;)

"Before any of these things though, I would try to tighten the truss rod first. It is possible that your neck is bowed forward too much under tension of the strings and it might just need to be flattened slightly, which would allow you to raise the bridge without the string action getting too...

(@mellowgerman: If you have any questions regarding photography I might be able to return your favour)

MellowGerman..! Thank you!! New to forums - how can I 'value' your input in other ways than: Deeply grateful! You just gave me a whole new language!! (yes, I have been living most of my life on a deserted island) - and you are spot on with your assumption of me calling the bridge for a saddle...

I realize there has been a servere fire at the server storage - hope no person got burned! and the back up servers are working as they should! Thank you! I think I have found a home for my bass questions - took me 29 years to find you :) I am trying to move my companion in guild to a better...

My screwdriver for interchangeable bits has the exact size i needed, so at least I am able to adjust the rod - but I would still want to know the name of the size (I am guessing it is a 1/4" ? I am in metric country/Denmark native and naive)

New to the Forum - HI! 1. Question: First time I opened up to the truss rod on a B302-A - safe to assume it is a 1/4 inch wrench before I order one? (I am stuck in a hospital for mental ill - all the others - so can't leave to visit any shops with the bass as a fine companion, that and Mrs C)