SOLD MIJ Squier Precision with SQ SN..very nice condition trades/offers considered PRICE LOWERED

This is a lovely Squier P bass (34" scale) made in Japan in the early 1980's. It is in fine condition for a bass nearly 40 years old. It does have some dings/dents on the back of the neck and the body shows some wear but it still looks very good and it plays and sounds fantastic. It weighs 8 pounds, 12.5 ounces. It was sold to me as being all original and I believe that it is although a thumb rest has been added using pickguard holes so no additional holes have been drilled in the bass. The bass has a very pretty rosewood fingerboard...rosewood of this quality is difficult to get these days. There is a very small amount of fret sprout that has been diminishing while I kept the bass in a room that is humidity controlled. It came to me from up North where humidity can be very low and I expect that the fret sprout will go away if the bass is kept in 50% humidity for a while longer. UPDATE: Fret sprout is almost completely gone.

I cleaned and polished the bass, put new rubber under the PU's, installed a new set of D'Adarrio Chromes and did a complete set up. The truss rod nut was buggered up so I installed a new one and the neck adjusts very nicely. Everything on the bass works as it should and the electronics are very good indeed. It is a very fine sounding Precision.

I have $567 in the bass so I am making pretty much nothing but it was a pleasure to get the bass put right and set up with new strings. Offers and trades considered. I could use an Aguilar GS 112, DB 112, DB 210, one of the SL cabs or a Mesa Subway cab. I'm also a sucker for older Peavey basses made in the USA.

Price lowered to $500. Now I am loosing money on this one but it needs to be played and I almost never play a 4 string.



I ship to the lower 48 states. Buyer will pay actual shipping USPS insured which should run about $60. Paypal is okay.

 

It is standard P bass width at nut 1 5/8".

 

It is the nut with which you adjust the truss rod tension to set the neck relief.

 

SQ denotes a certain series of serial numbers that were built in Japan in the 1980's. As you probably know, Squier basses have been built in many countries (Japan, Korea, Mexico, China and Indonesia) and the ones made in Japan are highly prized for their superior workmanship and wonderful electronics.

 

The new truss rod nut is an exact replacement of the original one that was damaged.

 

Offers and trades considered. I could use an Aguilar GS 112, DB 112, DB 210, one of the SL cabs or a Mesa Subway cab. I'm also a sucker for older Peavey basses made in the USA.

PM me and offer what you have for trade. I might like it.