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Fender/squier... basses they could make.

I think that squier could do a hoppis sig. Whatever colors, duncan designed pups, and I would like the Blink-182 smiley face or his tat that says 1820​ on the 12 fret if anything.

And a pete wentz fender sig. I know a lot of people hate him but he isn't a bad bassist and his squier is a good little bass. Just add qp's and take off the bat on the 12th fret and make it a fender.


Any others?
 
I would really apreciate fender coming out with a P neck on Jazz body , it could be a squier just something.

Also maybe get creative with colors, it get s boring looking at there stuff.

EBMM makes sweet colors.
 
While I am often a proponent of Ps versatility over Js, Js have a grind you can't get with Ps. Great for my kind of music.

Of course, for pretty much anything else P > J, in terms of pups.

Plus, I prefer the P neck over the J neck.
 
I have a Jazz with this exact setup, add a series/parallel switch, and its perfect.:cool:


A standard split coil P cannot do a single coil sound, a soloed bridge pickup sound, a two pickups blended sound.......

Right amp/strings/player/pickups a pbass can do anything. I'm sorry dark it's a way of life

P's can do anything J's can do better... God I love this song.

A Squier version of the Fender Big Block would be cool. :bassist:

I wouls buy that
 
A Squier version of the Fender Big Block would be cool. :bassist:

That would be nice.




My suggestions:



Fender MIJ fretless (unlined) precision bass. About half the price of a Tony Franklin.
Different colors available and natural.


Squier version of the MIA Precision Deluxe, the one with the humbucker.
Quality like the Classic Vibe line.



Also: jazz basses with j pickup at the bridge replaced with a humbucker.
This trend catched on on Stratocasters and Telecaster guitars. HSS Strats, HSH strats, HH teles,.... considered more modern guitars.
I wonder why Fender never did that to their Jazz Basses.
I guess there's not much demand for it. I like the J/H pickup configuration on like Kritz and Cort, and other basses.
 
René_Julien;7922412 said:
That would be nice.




My suggestions:



Fender MIJ fretless (unlined) precision bass. About half the price of a Tony Franklin.
Different colors available and natural.



Squier version of the MIA Precision Deluxe, the one with the humbucker.
Quality like the Classic Vibe line.



Also: jazz basses with j pickup at the bridge replaced with a humbucker.
This trend catched on on Stratocasters and Telecaster guitars. HSS Strats, HSH strats, HH teles,.... considered more modern guitars.
I wonder why Fender never did that to their Jazz Basses.
I guess there's not much demand for it. I like the J/H pickup configuration on like Kritz and Cort, and other basses.



I'm in for that one!
 

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