What to adjust?

just thought you might like to see the neck on my stingray after 16years of gigs and practice and always with rounds...pics are not great but might give someone an idea,still plays and sounds as it should and the wear its not that bad in my view,nothing that would change to to flats thats for sure,;)

fret board is Pau ferro dont have a clue about it other than what its called,dont think many other companys use it but i could be wrong ...
 

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dont know how to post big pictures,and yes i did read the instructions;) still cant work it out..
 
owdkasd how is the carvin,is there any dead spots on the neck.. from b flat to the d on the G string, on the stingray does not sing to well,but i belive its an inherent problem on all fretless instruments,but i have played some guitars that dont have the same issue, anyone with a wick fretless got a similar issue.its no big deal you learn to play around it...
Actually the G string seems fine. It's a fantastic little bass IMO. I Just raised the saddles up a smidge and kept the neck nice and flat. All better now. I really like the Carvin but I will definitely sell it and get a Warwick Fretless.
 
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