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P-Bass Club (Part 2) Precision Decisions

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Black and White...Looks good with Midnight Wine. I bet it would look killer on that bass.

I think you are right... this came in the mail via a fellow TB'r. Thanks.

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Nice little p bass club we got here
Mine's a little cheaper than some of these though :D
It's a squier p bass, originally some ugly metallic blue color, refinished in vintage white, pickups replaced with fender original p bass, strung up with labella deep talkin' nylon tapewounds, nut replaced with graphtech (long story lol) and sometimes I stick a little piece of foam under the strings and thump away! great bass overall. my only precision however. I plan on putting a stingray pickup in the bridge position to give me a few more tones and getting another precision to string with rounds for all my grindy tones that i've missed so dearly...(anybody with one in the classifieds i'm interested)

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nothing special I just thought the bass looked good in the sun so I took some pics.
can I has a number please?
 
Here are my two. The Brown one is a Harmony that was my First Bass that I bought from Sears in 1987. It had a clearcoat, but one year I sanded it off and stained it. The "modified" pickguard, I did with a hacksaw. No I wasn't thinking too clearly.

The black one was my main player for a long time. It's of early 90's vintage, and had chrome knobs till I swapped them out with some LP Jr knobs I had from a knockoff that was given to me that I took apart just because I wanted to. I'm going to get a black pearloid PG for that one soon.

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Nice little p bass club we got here
Mine's a little cheaper than some of these though :D
It's a squier p bass, originally some ugly metallic blue color, refinished in vintage white, pickups replaced with fender original p bass, strung up with labella deep talkin' nylon tapewounds, nut replaced with graphtech (long story lol) and sometimes I stick a little piece of foam under the strings and thump away! great bass overall. my only precision however. I plan on putting a stingray pickup in the bridge position to give me a few more tones and getting another precision to string with rounds for all my grindy tones that i've missed so dearly...(anybody with one in the classifieds i'm interested)

2enqnbs.jpg

sg729z.jpg

dr9vnp.jpg

2h58op3.jpg


nothing special I just thought the bass looked good in the sun so I took some pics.
can I has a number please?

I had a squier i did up kinda the same i refinished the headstock white as well

anyways post some pics when you put the stingray pickup in i may do the same thing
 
Question that might sound like a flame, but it ain't.

Is it really a "Precision" if it's not a Fender or Squier? Isn't the "Precision" name owned by Fender?

in 1951 when leo fender introduced his new creation to the world he called it the precision bass. because it was a bass with frets enabling the player to play a precisely intonated note every time. that's where the term comes from. duh! :rollno:
 
I posted my new Road Worn a few weeks back. This bass was bought with the intention and for the purpose of having a P bass but with another P p/up. Here it is in the flesh with the Seymour Duncan vintage added, I also added a Hipshot D Tuner for the full on custom bass. My favourite sound is neck p/up full on, bridge at about 95% (about 30 degrees off full turn) which just adds that little bit of definition. Full on it's a Jazzish bass sound, but with more balls, just what I wanted. I'll still mainly use it with just the neck p/up, but when I need that extra zing I've got it there.

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Hmm that D tuner is a bit shiny by comparison.
 
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