Repairing a Squier VM SS Jaguar Bass - Neck Dive Fix

[@benfoster1018]

Awesome video, really helpful (and really nice production quality on the vid!!)

[@philchapman1463]

Great video!! Thanks you such much for posting this! such a simple solution! Your a genius! I think you should make it as a kit and sell it for $100 LOL! The great thing about this is it will apply to other guitars as well.

[@oleksandrnovakov4295]

Would be lightweight tuners and a hi mass bridge a solution? Also, maybe not for a video, but trying it out before stringing it up seems a good idea to me..

[@KeenanCrow]

Yes trying it before stringing it is DEFINITELY the way to go. But I knew my next step didn’t require a restring. And yes, lightweight tuners would certainly be an option. The tuners on that thing are massive.

[@JefDiamond]

@oleksandrnovakov4295 @keenancrow did you swap tuners on your Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar short scale? If yes, please let us know what tuners! What is a factory fit direct replacement? Hipshot HB6C? Gotoh GBR640?

[@philchapman1463]

I discovered that one can buy SCUBA weight pouches! Be sure to read reviews before buying one as some are too loose.

[@wokepizza1347]

They are good are playing music

[@disciplethepoet]

I want to just chopped that headstock or turned it into Swiss Cheese

[@cacadordorio]

In my experience just sell the bass

[@CarlosMartinez-ww5gu]

The only real solution to a diving bass is changing the tuners to lightweight ones. If your bass already has this kind of tuners... you're fucked. A neck diving bass is a badly designed bass. As simple as that.

[@elisabethmorton42]

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