Just down to Squiers now

[bassbully]

For a long time I had to have a MIA P bass had a couple. A few weeks ago I traded the only one I had left on a nice 70's Gibson j-45 acoustic guitar Yeah I know but I play both.
Now its dawned on me I am down to 3 Squiers and 1 MIM. The MIM is modded with all MIA pups, bridge, pots, guard and is nice but its those early 80's SQ Squiers I'm hooked on. My 83' SQ P bass is so light and sounds so great I don't miss the heavier 78' walnut P. I picked up a 84' SQ Bullet with a sick maple neck a few weeks ago and it sings.
To top them off I found a 97' Squier Vista Musicmaster SS in surf green. Two Squiers in the last month and 2 good ones.

Anyone else a multi- Squier only player. I'm proud to be and for those not knowing or understanding the SQ series having one of those will make you not miss a vintage MIA Fender.

 

[bassfunk329]

I got two.. i guess that counts. Vm jazz b&b one and a vista mm there both very nice my vm a fretless for right now tho. But i get more if i had dough....

 

[bassbully]

I got two.. i guess that counts. Vm jazz b&b one and a vista mm there both very nice my vm a fretless for right now tho. But i get more if i had dough....

The vista SS really ccould be my go to bass they are that good.

 

[TMBTC]

I have a 60's CV and an old Japanese SQ series P in my stable. They're amongst the top of my stable as far as playability.

 

[bassbully]

I have a 60's CV and an old Japanese SQ series P in my stable. They're amongst the top of my stable as far as playability.

How do you compare the CV to the SQ? I owned a CV for a short time before i owned an SQ so i can't remember the CV's tone now. I do like them and how they sound in the stores. I do know the necks are pretty close if I remember except the SQ is not as glossy and tacky.