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Boner Bass Club

Just became a "Boner Owner". ImageUploadedByTalkBass1365980695.407190.jpgImageUploadedByTalkBass1365980712.846075.jpg
 
I am new to the club (is it an official club?). Here are a few pictures of my Precision Plus made in late '89 early '90. I am the original owner :)

My main bass these days is a mid 90's EBMM Stingray. But that's a different story all together.
 

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after you do a few things to them they are killer basses...... horrible bridge design and some timid/lame pups. Fix those, and then it's killer.

I guess it's different strokes for different folks. I love the micro tune feature of the bridge and my lace sensor pickups scream with stainless round wounds and are creamy smooth with fender flats. I couldn't be happier with the stock product.
 
Nothing wrong with those "fine tune" bridges. Those are a high quality item. I've never had a complaint about the Lace Sensor pu's either.

You guys need to keep your Boners straight (or at least read through the whole thread)......

I was talking about the bridge on the Am Std Jazz, not the precision plus. The jazz did not come with the fine tuning bridge, nor did it come with lace sensors (although the jazz deluxe did, and I thought they sounded like poo..... which is why I traded the deluxe for the Am Std).