FS/FT: Squier CV 60's Jazz Bass

[mstott25]

F/S: $300 shipped

You can get a new one for $350, BUT you won't get one that plays, feels or sounds as nice as this one!

If you're looking for one of these CV Squiers, save yourself some cash and get one that I guarantee will play better than anything you're going to pull off the rack; see details below.

Just got this bass a couple of weeks ago. I already installed Dunlop straplocks and ditched the thumbrest (may it rest in peace) and have no clue where the old strap buttons and thumbrest are now.









Album here: https://picasaweb.google.com/micah.s...eat=directlink

I sent this bass to John Kallas and he did the following:

1-adjusted neck
2-recut nut to proper height
3-leveled, recrowned, polished frets (under tension)
4-cleaned/re-oiled the fingerboard
5-buffed tiny scratches in pickguard (looks new now).
6-adjusted action
7-adjusted pickups
8-strobe intonation on a Peterson strobe tuner (V-SAM)

It's got the dunlop straplocks and it's strung with a brand new set of R. Cocco nickels (45-100) and weighs in at 9.3lbs

[seungkoo]

i dont believe the older mim fenders had maple fretboards so good luck

[mstott25]

Originally Posted by seungkoo

i dont believe the older mim fenders had maple fretboards so good luck

then somebody better come up with a g**d**n time machine to fix that and get me what I want.

[mattsk42]

LOL at above post, and are you interested in a trade deal of some kind for my bass?

[Craigster]

I just got one of these this week from AMS! put dunlop strap locks on it the day I got it! (I kept the thumb rest though) I guess I paid an extra $70 for a f#@king thumb rest that I don't even use! This thing plays great!


PS if you get this bass and you want a thumbrest I'll sell you one for $70

[mstott25]

Bump,
Don't buy a new CV when you can get this one!!!!

[mstott25]

and SOLD