grondlaag... of grondverf ... eerste laag verf dus.
ff in nederlands
dus ik haal gwn de pg ervan: 3 knoppen, schroeven verwijderen en dan?
Thalla a chluiche le do deideagan.
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Thalla a chluiche le do deideagan.
edit:
Darkstrikes advice earlier given translated for jos.
Eerst de glanzende gladde laag afschuren van uwe pickguard met schuurpapier - heel fijne korrel: 1000-1500 (dit is een graad van schuurpapier, in een doe-het-zelf-zaak vind je schuurpapier van alle graden) - daarna een paar keren bespuiten met een spuitbus.
een gewone bus graffiti spray zal wel good genoeg zijn voor plastiek.
Of gewoon standaard spuitbussen van het merk Motip dat ge bijna overal vind (Gamma, Hubo, Amerikaanse Stock,...)
C'thulhu away...............
ok bedankt.
Ah mon dieu je comprend tellement rien ici que je dois faire un post d'au moins une page de long, meme si j'ai pas de basse avec un micro séparé.... Vous savez meme si j'en ai pas je vais en avoir une qui va avoir un Micro double un micro a lame et un micro séparé donc je pourrai enfin faire partie de ce club!!!!
ff in nederlands
dus ik haal gwn de pg ervan: 3 knoppen, schroeven verwijderen en dan?
Yup
Alles wat vastgeschroefd zit losdraaien / Every screw you see unscrew.
Geen beitel en hamer gebruiken! / Don't use hamer and chisel!
also:
what he ^ said. LOL
YES. I HAVE IT. I LOVE IT.
Awesome bass.
A lot of bite in that one.... it's like a bulldog.
Really nice sound to it... sharp and edgy.
I really recommend this bass guitar.
I love those Squier CV 50's things.
I mean, I'd buy one if they weren't so darned expensive.
I paid less for my Fender than for a Squier.
I mean, I'd buy one if they weren't so darned expensive.
I paid less for my Fender than for a Squier.
Two jazz pups on a P body....Looks funny, but I might just try it.
I like the perspex thumbrest too. Nice idea....Not lazy, you're preserving the body by not drilling additional holes in it.
Right?
I like the perspex thumbrest too. Nice idea....Not lazy, you're preserving the body by not drilling additional holes in it.
Right?
Two jazz pups on a P body....Looks funny, but I might just try it.
I like the perspex thumbrest too. Nice idea....Not lazy, you're preserving the body by not drilling additional holes in it.
Right?
Thats what I'm doing! How could I forget!
I just couldn't play without anything there....
I own one and I love it....I didn't like the "white" neck or the gloss finish on the neck, so I tinted the neck and put on a Satin Nitro finish...Much better, I also put on Fender vintage reverse tuners. I know alot of guys change the pickup on this bass, but I happen to like the tone of the stock pickup. It works well with my Eden setup. That said, it is a very nice bass for the money. Give one a try and see what you think.
I own one and I love it....I didn't like the "white" neck or the gloss finish on the neck, so I tinted the neck and put on a Satin Nitro finish...Much better, I also put on Fender vintage reverse tuners. I know alot of guys change the pickup on this bass, but I happen to like the tone of the stock pickup. It works well with my Eden setup. That said, it is a very nice bass for the money. Give one a try and see what you think.
Woah, I'm not usually one for vintage tinted maple, but that works!
Veering this thread slightly back on topic....
That's cool. What is it? I cannot quite read the headstock.
Same here, I've even put them on the odd Jazz, and other non P basses, they are just really handy.
Nice tinting job, looks first class. But I curious why you changed the logo? Are you not proud that it is a Squier or maybe embarrassed it is a Squier??
Personally, I get a big kick playing mine. Other musicians come up to me and say, "Wow! That is a Squier! Awesome!"
I get that allot, people just don't believe how great that bass sounds.....for a Squier!
I've always had one in the back of my head, but then again I also want pickup/bridge covers, a black pickguard, straplocks, a maple or ebony fretboard, and more recenty a hipshot D-tuner.
So far I've only had the pickguard, and I returned it in less than a week because it was terribly made and didn't fit well.
Heck, it hardly fit, period.
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