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Location: milwaukee | How common is it for an older model to have a bad neck? Beyond what the tunning bar can adjust......Hopefully it was just the local yocal trying to sound smart :confused: |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | not very |
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Location: Tennessee | Not very for the USA made. Not so sure about some of the overseas models. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Ya know, I'm a pretty old model, and I have a bad neck, among other things... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Did you come with a warrentee? |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | I think we all come "as is". |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by cwk2:
Did you come with a warrentee? Yeah, but my present wife is the second owner, so the warranty is now void. |
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Location: SF Bay area, California | I've not seen a bad neck in USA models, I had one in a Celebrity.
I thought I could add a collar under the truss rod nut and gain adjustment, but the neck never moved. I sold it in a package deal as a superb $100 beach guitar. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Yeah, even the "peghead transplants" have been straight & true. Including some import models, e.g., CC074 bass, CC57 "Phoenix", CC212, among others. A testament to basic engineering, I would surmise. And, I don't recall having to do much tweaking of the trussrods, either! |
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