what does CV stand for

[davidsmashdrums]

Ok tried to google what does CV stand for on Squier CV Fiesta Red 60's vibe P Bass

I also see CV on my son's Red Mini Start

thanks in advance,

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[yellofury]

CV = Classic Vibe series
VM= Vintage modified

[davidsmashdrums]

CE sticker on the back of head stick on my son's tornado red Squier mini strat means?

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[BillJarrett]

Taken from the Web:

CE stands for the French phrase "Conformité Européene" which literally means "European Conformity"

Applying a CE mark
There are essentially five steps to compliance in order to be able to affix the CE mark to your plant/machine etc. in order to sell into the European Union:
-Risk assessment
-Meet Essential Health & Safety Requirements as per the relevant directives
-Technical Construction File
-Declaration of Conformity
-CE Mark

[Zoa]

CV=Completely Vindieselesque.

[Bobster]

Means it's tested, safe, and approved for the European market.

Bob

[PhiDeck]

Originally Posted by davidsmashdrums

Ok tried to google what does CV stand for on Squier CV Fiesta Red 60's vibe P Bass

http://www.squierguitars.com/product...section=basses

[elgecko]

Constant velocity...oh wait, this isn't a car forum!

[elgecko]

Curriculum vitae...oh wait, this isn't a job seeking forum!

[davidsmashdrums]

Lol funny guys

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[pnut166]

CV = Crazy Value

[T2k5]

Originally Posted by BillJarrett

Taken from the Web:

CE stands for the French phrase "Conformité Européene" which literally means "European Conformity"

Applying a CE mark
There are essentially five steps to compliance in order to be able to affix the CE mark to your plant/machine etc. in order to sell into the European Union:
-Risk assessment
-Meet Essential Health & Safety Requirements as per the relevant directives
-Technical Construction File
-Declaration of Conformity
-CE Mark

One interesting thing to note about the CE mark: There are absolutely no guarantees about its validity.

The manufacturer itself is solely responsible for its use and documentation. If everything seems to be in order, it will "pass". Problems may emerge later and cause legal actions for the misuse, though. Some people take the CE mark as a guarantee of a good product, which is quite unwise.

In essence, it's a mark for "innocent until speculated quilty", after which it will be tested more thoroughly.