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I thought new kits with quality cap would make it sound clear and better , sure I will keep the old sets as original value. but if it does nothing, I just stay original.

just simply ask if you guys will keep using old vol/tone pots and cap or change it to a new CTS pots and something like phonebook cap for a used precision? I will be ready to take it for recording, should I ensure everything in clarity with new kits while old set still works?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R2LOXMqyg8 This comparison video gives a very good idea, I personally prefer the Rotosound for tighter and aggressive music, sounds so great while doing palm mute. Laballa gives very warm fat sound! love them both

is 9.7lbs acceptable? it seems that lightweight is below 9lbs. but it's difficult finding one rosewood, lightweight and at its reasonable price. so, I probably get that one if it's not too heavy. thanks you guys alot of helps!

I'm not too picky for choosing the color, just try to get with lightweight and rosewood fingerboard.

this one looks nice in ebay. 1971, 8.2lbs, All Original but price $3k:atoz:

I'm also searching some used CS around $2k, but got not many choices on the net and my local stores got nothing, just new and pricy :rollno: so, do you mean weight over 9lbs is heavy? I would get a light weight as well as I like using light weight strat/tele.

agreed! I think a lot builders can do a great job but sounds in a different way, maybe better or different tonally.

Thanks for information, I thought all of the 70-80s have to cost $2k more, now I got the fact and know what the price I should spend on those.

This one seems to be a good deal, but it has a light color rosewood fingerboard, does it change the sound and not as good as the darker rosewood? I'll try some amercian vintage in my local as a lot of you guys recommended!

I did a lot of searches in ebay, most of them are overpriced?!

thanks for sharing, it's pretty great deal. any more webstores offer this price range?

yes, I will just probably get the 70s if it's just $1500 I can find.

making one myself is also a good choice in the price, however it will take more times to build and experience on it. I've never tried it and I need the bass as soon as possible for some tracks.

Hello guys! First time to be here. I need some opinions for looking a fender precision, the budget is around US$2000-2600. I'm personally a guitarist, just look for a decent and sounds good bass for recording. I took a look and did a lot of searches over the net, found the price of a 70-80s...