hahahahahahahahahahahaha for one the guy thinks he's offering a deal! hahahaha. you could get a real fender for that much! BWHAHAHAHAH
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
AHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
- Thread starter bassadicct
- Start date
Um, yea................
No, these are words of wisdom you can live by, "Don't whiz on the electric Fence."
Seriously, other then the Craigslist seller being really high on the price, there's nothing wrong with Squier as a company or their products...but you are entitled to your opinion, no matter how wrong you may be....
sorry dude..if your an experienced player...u wont even go near the sight of a squier....
my gosh...its a squier...the name itself is...degrading...brings shame upon the name of pro bass players..
my gosh...its a squier...the name itself is...degrading...brings shame upon the name of pro bass players..
If you're an experienced player, you will the sound of the instrument decide, not the name.
- Jun 19, 2004
- 4,782
- 83
- 42
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist, Schroeder Cabinets
My guess is, his wife (mom?) told him he has to sell one of his basses. This way, he can legitimately say that he put up an ad but no one was interested. Shucks... 
My guess is, his wife (mom?) told him he has to sell one of his basses. This way, he can legitimately say that he put up an ad but no one was interested. Shucks...
Good theory. Makes sense.
"The economy s-cks right now honey. It won't sell. I'm not taking a beating on this thing by lowering the price any more baby."
Sounds like a theory born of experience, Dave?My guess is, his wife (mom?) told him he has to sell one of his basses. This way, he can legitimately say that he put up an ad but no one was interested. Shucks...
My guess is, his wife (mom?) told him he has to sell one of his basses. This way, he can legitimately say that he put up an ad but no one was interested. Shucks...
if this turns out to be the case then go him!
- Jun 19, 2004
- 4,782
- 83
- 42
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist, Schroeder Cabinets
Sounds like a theory born of experience, Dave?
Not a chance. I've been single for 3 years now and I love it.
My guess is, his wife (mom?) told him he has to sell one of his basses. This way, he can legitimately say that he put up an ad but no one was interested. Shucks...
I would so do that...I would SO do that.
I'll take my words of wisdom to live by from someone who can form a coherent sentence and correctly spell the subject matter of said sentence.
I've been playing for 17 years! I bought my first squier last month...I love it!
Du, meinen freund, bist einen "bass snob"...
PLAY WHAT SOUNDS GOOD AND FEELS GOOD...it doesn't MATTER who made it, and what it looks like...
LESSON #1...you can't SEE music
yeah i wouldnt mind that new squier 5..the one with the ebonal FB.
UPDATE: it's been a few minutes and no response unfortunately.
UPDATE: it's been a few minutes and no response unfortunately.
