Eric), but it would be good to see some pics & find out what it actually is - cos there ain't no such thing as a 1979 Roadstar!J. Gonna go gigging.Who ever said they wanted to buy this bass, make me an offer and il think about it./quoteExcellent - glad it's all sorted, these sorts of things are usually pretty simple to fix.Wasn't me who made the offer (that'd be Mr. quote name='gizmo6789' post='1060964' date='Dec 16 2010, 08:23 PM'FIXED IT, THATS IT FIXED.Thanks to everyone who made a suggestion, a combination of moving the string down the machinehead, and lining the nut with some superglue, cured the problem straight off. Try making sure the string is wound onto the tuner post going top to bottom, so that the string comes off the post as low down as possible.Jon. Thought it was the fact the strings were old, changed the strings, no change, put my finger over the offending string on the nut and it cures the problem./quoteDo you mean on the nut, or on the string behind the nut? If it's the latter, it might be the string's break angle as it passes over the nut - if it's too flat, the string will rattle in the slot.
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