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what a sexy piece of lumber youve got there.

now this is a thread I can get behind

Telecaster Bass = Mudbucker in the Neck position 51 Precision = Single coil middle

I just bought an old Hoppus months ago, and now they pull this! Granted, it was used and $399, but still! (If the current models are $939, I don't see these ones being any cheaper...)

Didn't Fender Japan also make a few guitars for the Vista series in the mid 90's? Like the Jagmaster and the Venus.

Road worn basses aren't exactly unique or overtly valuable as some seem to be implying. If you like the P/J tone and dont want to buy another bass for that sound, go for it.

Apparently the singles in Bronco Basses are covered Strat pickups. You should get a rail humbucker in that thing and make it growl.

I applied an aftermarket Fender Std. Jazz Bass pickguard (found in MIMs) to a CV Jazz and it lined up just fine.

SURF GREEN OR SHELL PINK WITH PEARLOID PICKGUARD, please! :)

I know it's not exactly bass related, but I do remember that Japan's last foray in Squier production came in the mid-late 90's with the Jagmaster for the Vista series, which was a guitar made of leftover Jaguar parts.

Absolutely beautiful work. It's completely unique and one of a kind - no one else has a bass like yours.

what did you end up doing to the side-jack hole?

Free bump because I like your pitch style.

The 14 hole P-Bass was one of Squiers' part incompatibility issues that was finally fixed in 2004. IMO, just plug and re-drill new holes in the body. The only holes that have problems (in my experience) should be the ones covering the route cavity. For that I glued in a piece of wood around the...

Using light finishes on Basswood isn't advisable because of how soft the wood is. Bare basswood dents from the lightest of touches.