NBD! I think I've finally found my #2!

[Hevy T]

Thank you. I thought the factory white pickguard was ugly so I took it off. It's a shame the newer CV 50's P's are using basswood now.

I think those older ones are pine I believe?

 

[Fender_Bender]

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[onamission]

Love it!! I bet it's a joy to play? I really like the finish, excellent.

 

[LT131]

Just too complicated for me.

I kid! Very nice.

 

[bordinco90]

I have one of those also. I had the pickguard off for a while but had a parchment and black one made. I love this bass. Enjoy!
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Looks nice. I think I'm going to leave mine off

 

[bordinco90]

Can't go wrong with any CV IMHO.

Agreed. They are some of the best basses IMO.

 

[bordinco90]

Nice choice.
Great to see that there is no channel route under the guard and that bridge should be a nice upgrade from the original design's 2-saddle. I do think that without the guard, the finger rest looks a bit out of place, but it's still a good looking bass.

I've said this before, but -though we both play better instruments- my brother and I have commented at various times that if we played everything on the current generation of squire instruments we'd be just fine and no one in the audience would mind a bit.

Yeah it does look kinda out of place. I could just take it off. I may do that.

 

[bordinco90]

Cool bass. I love my Squier Matt Freeman P bass also. It's not just good for the money either, it's a very good bass. The pickups compare to my friends 80's Japanese P-bass and the neck is solid as a rock with no buzzy frets and perfect action. It's a big manly bass with big sound.

I had one and played it as my main bass for awhile. I did some upgrades and completely ruined the bass. With this one I'm leaving it alone.

 

[bordinco90]

I almost got one of these, instead I found a squier vintage modified precision TB on craigslist and decided to try it out. Glad to hear you like yours cause now I'm probably going to buy one now haha

Nice bass. Yeah I love mine. They feel nice and chunky. They can be heavy with the pine body so keep that in mind.

 

[bordinco90]

Love it!! I bet it's a joy to play? I really like the finish, excellent.

It does play nice.

 

[jamro217]

Yay!!!

 

[Kukulkan61]

No tort please, it’s cool as is

 

[red_rhino]

Very nice. You realize, of course, that means you now have to find your #3, #4, etc, etc, etc?

 

[retslock]

Very nice. The grain is very even, what type of pine is it? The most common pine we see in Oz is radiata which is very knotted and not great for instruments. Yours is beautiful.

 

[Kerem Koseoglu]

That's remarkably similar to my #1 P-Bass, seen here: NBD! Fender 60th Anniversary Precision Bass!

Congratulations!

 

[Yahboy]

Congrats.
I have a same colour one in past. Stock pup sound pretty good with LTF4A and Ti Flat.
I suggest give it a set of growl tone EB cobalt flat .

 

[cnltb]

Let me know what you think.

I think it looks good.

 

[staurosjohn]

Nice... I had 2 of those- have since sold them- cause this is TB!
Anyway... if you do decide to dress ‘er up, at some point, consider a leather-tooled pg. I had one- was nice!

 

[lfmn16]

I think I've finally found my #2!

Don't step in it.

 

[bordinco90]

No tort please, it’s cool as is

Agreed!