What should i do to increase tension only on E string

[tapiodmusic]

I found my bass have slightly more relief under Gstring(E_0.2mm;0.008inch / G_0.5mm;0.02inch)
Sinve my bass dont have "string hole" on body and on the bridge, I cant do "string thru body" thing.
Am using 105 85 65 45
And string height is E-2.5mm A-2.25mm D-2.0 G-1.8mm
Is there any way to give more tension only on the E string?

 

[Turnaround]

The only way to increase the tension on your E string is to replace it with a larger gauge. Even stringing through the body would not increase tension.

 

[Zooberwerx]

I found my bass have slightly more relief under Gstring(E_0.2mm;0.008inch / G_0.5mm;0.02inch)
Sinve my bass dont have "string hole" on body and on the bridge, I cant do "string thru body" thing.
Am using 105 85 65 45
And string height is E-2.5mm A-2.25mm D-2.0 G-1.8mm
Is there any way to give more tension only on the E string?

I found my bass have slightly more relief under Gstring(E_0.2mm;0.008inch / G_0.5mm;0.02inch)
Sinve my bass dont have "string hole" on body and on the bridge, I cant do "string thru body" thing.
Am using 105 85 65 45
And string height is E-2.5mm A-2.25mm D-2.0 G-1.8mm
Is there any way to give more tension only on the E string?

How are you measuring relief? Appreciate the pics but they don’t help much. I would expect each side to be relatively close which is not the case given your measurements.

Riis

 

[kgbeast]

This aching a slightly warped neck you can crack the E string to an F# and see if that makes the relief even, if not I doubt thicker gauge will help.

 

[iiipopes]

You can increase the feel by slightly raising the string. Then it will take more downforce to fret it, and this may give the illusion of more tension.

 

[Derek Kay]

Looking at pic 20240307_212230-jpg...
makes me think there is too much curve under the G string.

I would straighten the neck slightly by tightening the trussrod a little. That will lower the G string action, but you will probably then need to raise the E string, possibly the A as well. That should accomodate the bigger movement of the larger strings.

That should create a better balance of string clearances.
It depends on your style.

Ideally, an over-plucked string should rattle all along the neck, rather than one end or the other. Don't rely on the specs alone: they should confirm afterwards what you have produced by adjusing and testing