A warp is like a screw in the neck with rotation top to bottom.
I don't see that in your pics, just a neck with too much relief.
Tighten the truss rod bit by bit and, by the looks of it, you'll probably need to raise the saddles too.
G.
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...and I got lt.
G.
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Actually, they've just emailed me to say that it's not available. I'm not fussed so long as the money isn't taken out of my Paypal account.
G.
'Buckers have inherently more mids (if wired in series), so cutting the bass & centring the mids pots might be a good starting place to improving muddy tone.
G.
[quote name='Annoying Twit' timestamp='1449829888' post='2927218']
Only one available <1m after notification. PJ5-HTR
[url="https://m.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_pj_5_htr_deluxe_series_deko.htm?o=8&ref=mal_a_8&search=1449829861"]https://m.thomann.de...arch=1449829861[/url]
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...and I got lt.
G.
I;ve had similar from [url="http://www.axesrus.co.uk/P90Bass-Screws-Dome-Head-p/p90screws.htm"]http://www.axesrus.co.uk/P90Bass-Screws-Dome-Head-p/p90screws.htm[/url]
G.
I had a Thunder III Fretless Mk2 (soapbar pickups).
Active, passive, in/out of phase, serial/parallel. Did it all. Beautifully made. Fantastic finish. Unfortunately a 4 string.
Highly recommended.
G.
Fancy a straight swap for this? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/271676-deko-harley-benton-b35fl-nt-5-string-acoustic-fretless-bass-bits/"]http://basschat.co.u...less-bass-bits/[/url]
G.
Well done, Mate.
You've done the easy bit, now to cope with the hard bit of staying off the booze while all your mates are knocking it back around you!! (I speak from experience).
G.