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James Johnston Jazz Bass Club

Nov 26, 2009
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I am proud to start the official James Johnston Jazz Bass Club. This is the most amazing Squier Bass I've seen and heard. It sounds as good if not better then some Mexican Fenders I've played. It has to be played to really be appreciated. It only comes in Lake Placid Blue so don't look for other colors. Don't quite understand the mint green pickguard but that can easily be changed. Okay, who want's to join?
 

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Never been able to watch'em live here in Italy but been there in England to do it. they're better live than on record...

Squier also released Simon Neil's signature Stratocaster off same '60s Classic Vibe series in Fiesta Red and mint green pickguard

Not necessarily what they play live (I mean exact Squier models) but they usually only employ Stratocaster and Jazz btw.

Cheers,
Wallace
 
Wallace320, I've seen Biffy Clyro 4 times live, and although James mainly uses Jazz basses (American standard and Deluxe), he also uses Precision bass (one with classic P pickup, one with PJ) and a Gibson Ripper or Grabber, can't remember.

It would be nice if he played his signature model for a couple of tunes anyway...he could change out the pickups and pots and no one would be the wiser. LPB rocks.
 
I unfortunately can no longer play Jazz basses, my left hand cramps up. So now I'm all P bass all the time. But I really liked my JJ Jazz while I had it. Excellent bass, amazing for the money. I'm a sucker for matching headstocks.

Here is my old bass. Someone here on TB owns it now.

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