What exactly do I have here? (MIK Squier Jazz)

[franck3d]

I went up into my attic and pulled out my old bass from when I was in college.



I think I bought it in '92. It was already very used at that point.





I saw lots of post of people talking about how a Squier could be a good bass, I always looked down upon it for some reason.





So I took the neck off to see if I could find any identifying marks and I found this sticker.




It's slightly out of focus but maybe someone here might have a clue as to what exactly I'm looking at.

The pickups poles are rusted and the jack has got a wire loose, but it seems to be a solid bass.

I guess I'm just wondering if it would be worth it for me to get it cleaned up to sell.

Thanks for any info!

Chris

[recreate.me]

Take a picture of the neck pocket so you can see what knd of wood it's is (solid or plywood). And the serial number would help.

[WoodyG3]

Most of the MIK Fenders I've come across have plywood bodies and, in general, are considered to be good but very basic. I have an MIK Jazz myself, and it has sounded very nice with both Fender and Carvin single coil pickups. It's resonant and has particularly nice higher tones. It weighs a bunch though.

Anyway, the MIK Squiers aren't going to sell for much. I'd clean it up and play the heck out of it myself, if I were you.

[franck3d]

Where would I find the serial number? I took a good look around but couldn't see one.

And yes it is a very heavy bass, mostly neck heavy. Which is why I bought my little Ibanez SR300.