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A. D. Fairhurst
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Squier Mike Dirnt Precision Bass

4/5, 4 from 3 reviews
OK Bass
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Recent Reviews

  1. Dale
    above average
    5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed Jun 21, 2017
    Tone:
    5/5,
    Build Quality:
    3/5,
    Feel:
    5/5,
    Value:
    5/5,
    Pros
    • + Loud sound, good feel, retro look, every bass wishes they were squier,
    Cons
    • - replace both tuning machines and bridge for increased road worthiness.
    A players bass make sure it is in spec by setting the neck and bridge up properly. a great beginners bass and pro to mod the hell out of.
    Price Paid:
    80.00 usd
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    Dale, Jun 21, 2017
  2. GManfromOz
    Very nice bass for the price
    3/5, 3 out of 5, reviewed May 18, 2017
    Tone:
    3/5,
    Build Quality:
    2/5,
    Feel:
    3/5,
    Value:
    3/5,
    Pros
    • + Sounds great
    Cons
    • - Electronics are a bit iffy
    This was good out of the box but i used it to modify and play around a bit. I put aguilar pickups in it and it was awesome very lightweight too.
    Price Paid:
    A $500
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    GManfromOz, May 18, 2017
  3. Andii Syckz
    One of the loudest basses I own
    4/5, 4 out of 5, reviewed Sep 29, 2016
    Tone:
    5/5,
    Build Quality:
    4/5,
    Feel:
    5/5,
    Value:
    4/5,
    Pros
    • + Comfortable, Good output pickup, Stays tuned,
    Cons
    • - Weight (if you're used to playing something lightweight).
    Bought this bass a few weeks ago & unfortunately discontinued in international sales, but man it plays great! I've read reviews elsewhere or just others sharing & saying it's lightweight: Far from it my friend. This bass, or mine at least is pretty heavy & i love weight in a bass giving me something to feel while i dig into it. Build quality is good no sharp frets, set up right out of the box pretty much just a little tweak on the truss rod & I was ready to go. Pickups are decent output, really loud considering it has mini pots (which i'm upgrading to full size pots & changing the 250K tone to a 500K to bring out the brightness even more). The mini pots are the only downfall in my eye really since they really restrict the pickups true nature. Fit & finish this was pretty good, no chips or factory faults on it. One down fall is that some of the bridge screw spin in the void but i'll be replacing the bridge later on in life with a high mass but it does the job well.

    I would recommend this bass even if you're not a green day fan!
    Price Paid:
    345$ CAD, (perks of discount while working in a music store)
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    Andii Syckz, Sep 29, 2016

Bass Details

  1. No. of Frets:
    20
    Construction:
    Bolt-On
    Scale Length:
    No. of Strings:
    4
    Body Material:
    Agathis
    Neck Material:
    Maple
    Body Finish:
    White/black
    Nut Width:
    1.650"
    Fingerboard Material:
    Rosewood
    Bridge:
    4-Saddle Standard
    Pickups:
    Standard Split Single-Coil Precision Bass
    Other Hardware:
    Two knobs (volume and tone) on a plate.
    Weight:
    Unknown
    EQ / Controls:
    Volume/tone
    Price:
    £290
    A. D. Fairhurst · May 17, 2015
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