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Here's a thought. Squier Custom Orders!
- Thread starter Lazerrus
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I'd take a Classic Vibe 60s Jazz with the rosewood/pearl blocks that are available on the Squier Jag -- provided that everything about the CV60s Jazz neck was the same (tint, profile, overall feel).
I'd also take some CV60s Jazzes, same neck, in Seafoam Green, Burgundy Mist, and Sonic Blue, and Shell Pink.
If I could get them with nitro finishes instead of poly, I'd be all over that, as well.
I'd also take some CV60s Jazzes, same neck, in Seafoam Green, Burgundy Mist, and Sonic Blue, and Shell Pink.
If I could get them with nitro finishes instead of poly, I'd be all over that, as well.
Let's see I want CTS pots with the orange cap and Basslines pickups and an ebony fingerboard with a Leo Quan bridge and hipshot ultralight tuners. Only problem with that is, for what it would cost, you could just get something higher quality to begin with. But other than that it's a good idea.
Double Neck with a Bass VI on top and a Mustang on bottom. Call me crazy but that's probably my dream bass.
EDIT: I would also a bright red ash Bronco with a custom white pickguard, Seymour Duncan Hot Rails and Seymour Duncan Cool Rails, Seymour Duncan Vintage Rails, with 3 switches for coil splitting each one. And a 5 way selector switch for selecting pickup variations. 1 250k volume pots, 3 no-load 250k tone pots, and a Musicmaster bridge. To top it all off, I would do a Maple Neck with a Rosewood Fingerboard and Gotoh GB350 Res-O-Lites for the tuning machines, all matched with a matching red Washburn-style headstock. A man can dream!
EDIT: I would also have a tricolor Sunburst Precision with Seymour Duncan P Quarter Pounders that would be sandwiched in between two SD Jazz Quarter Pounders. 3-way selector to choose between P pup, J pups, or all three. 1 250k volume pot, 3 250k tone pots and a side output jack. It would have a Geddy Lee neck. The pickguard would be black. Boy, these fantasies are totally overboard.
EDIT: I would also a bright red ash Bronco with a custom white pickguard, Seymour Duncan Hot Rails and Seymour Duncan Cool Rails, Seymour Duncan Vintage Rails, with 3 switches for coil splitting each one. And a 5 way selector switch for selecting pickup variations. 1 250k volume pots, 3 no-load 250k tone pots, and a Musicmaster bridge. To top it all off, I would do a Maple Neck with a Rosewood Fingerboard and Gotoh GB350 Res-O-Lites for the tuning machines, all matched with a matching red Washburn-style headstock. A man can dream!
EDIT: I would also have a tricolor Sunburst Precision with Seymour Duncan P Quarter Pounders that would be sandwiched in between two SD Jazz Quarter Pounders. 3-way selector to choose between P pup, J pups, or all three. 1 250k volume pot, 3 250k tone pots and a side output jack. It would have a Geddy Lee neck. The pickguard would be black. Boy, these fantasies are totally overboard.
