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Another Great 1990s Suhr Fender Clip

I'm just appreciating your great taste in videos! I had to listen that song in my car coming home from work after seeing your post.:bassist:
In the John P. Kee Clap Your Hands Vid. Maurice Fitzgerald appears to be playing the same Bass and it still sounds good.
 
I had a kind of a champagne green one about fifteen years ago, loved the neck, string spacing and body. It was my first Fender 5er and I ended up cycling it through the herd. I still have the stock pups if anyone is interested.
 
Yeah, I forgot that they changed to lighter tuners on the 1998 model.

What do you like best about your Fender Suhr bass?
Honestly its super light weight (8.5 lbs) and plays/sounds great. What's not to like? I definitely like these electronics/pickups better than later models. Sounds beefier and more musical to me. I'm not a huge fan of the dinky J size though. I like the full J body. I do like the extra frets though...
 
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Honestly its super light weight (8.5 lbs) and plays/sounds great. What's not to like? I definitely like these electronics/pickups better than later models. Sounds beefier and more musical to me. I'm not a huge fan of the dinky J size though. I like the full J body. I do like the extra frets though...
Perfect answer, "What's not to love!" :):thumbsup:

I changed the tuners on my 97.
Other than that no mods required.

The Fender Suhrs have a unique tone and are very musical as you stated.
 
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