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Old 09-06-2007, 06:53 AM
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hello, this is my first time on talk bass but reading your replies to funk engineer you all seem really helpful so was wondering if you could help me out...
i used to play US jazz but had it stolen, didn't play again for a couple of years then joined a band and borrowed a squier to play on and suprisingly enough really enjoyed it! i am ready to purchase my own again but not sure what to do, i have a j-retro preamp and bad ass II bridge in my possession but limited funds apart from that. these are both direct replacements for jazz so should i buy mexican bass and upgrade or can i buy squier and upgrade? if i get squier i can afford to put some SCN pickups in but if i buy MIM bass i can't. also if i got squier i would have a bass ready to play with upgrades and can save up for a better neck and schaller tuners to put on it which i assume would be better than the stock neck on the mexican. not sure what to do- help help help!
remember though initial funds are a problem and the answer i probably want to hear is "buy a squier and stick your upgrades on and you'll never need to buy another guitar again" but if thats not true then tell me. with all the uprades i've got i don't want the actual thing falling apart after 12 months but at the same time don't want to buy an expensive bass when i won't be using any hardware from it!
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