Easy to replace? I have to change the JAN on my dirty blonde.
Goodbye broken JAN2, hello Mr. Brassnut! I don’t hear any difference, but the JAN2 was really one of the really bad ideas of the Warwick kitchen.
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Hardy, if you have no use for the old nut, and haven't thrown it away, would you consider selling or giving it away? I gave my brass jan-1 away to a friend who helped me out with something, as he wanted to tune his bass BEAD. Let me know!
Okay I have no idea what super clay is and a google search doesn’t show me anything lol. I will ask my bass repair guy
I imagine he's talking about super glue. Which is all you need. And a straight edge razor. There's an official Wick vid on it.
Yes that was a lame attempt at humor. I just got the flu as punishment for this.
Haha, I knew yours was a joke, but I was just clarifying Hardy saying glue was clay...and thus tried to let Paul know. Unless Hardy didn't mean glue, then I do I feel like Ron above.
So long story short, your Flu is probably from some other horrible thing you've done
Kidding!
In all seriousness, sorry to hear that and I hope you get well soon. That's no fun.
You can also buy the ABM Webster Nut (or JAN I) directly at ABM, only makes sense if you buy more than one due to shipping cost.The broken JAN is already on the trash dump where it belongs to. Better get a good replacement, there are some good alternatives available at Thomann for example:
https://www.thomann.de/de/abm_6240_webster_nut_bass.htm
You can also buy the ABM Webster Nut (or JAN I) directly at ABM, only makes sense if you buy more than one due to shipping cost.
I really perfer the JAN I, if I use Hipshot D-Tuners to adjust the E(or D)-String properly
Thanks!
ABM 6240 Sattel
ABM 6250 Sattel
How about that eh? Prices on the W webshop are more than double for practically the same nut (the 4 string nut has cross screws for some reason, but not the 5 string version)