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Precision and Jazz siblings
- Thread starter Mr. Sound
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I happen to have a pair of black/maple 1974 basses that I bought many years apart, and a pair of post-2008 Olympic White basses with rosewood that I bought maybe a year apart when good deals arose.
A trio o' Squiers I used to have. Only the first one remains in my collection.
"The Twins" are a 2008 P-Bass Special and a 2009 Jazz Bass, both from the discontinued Squier Standard line. I guess that'd make the Deluxe Active Jazz V the "red-headed stepchild" of the bunch.
"The Twins" are a 2008 P-Bass Special and a 2009 Jazz Bass, both from the discontinued Squier Standard line. I guess that'd make the Deluxe Active Jazz V the "red-headed stepchild" of the bunch.
I have a few Fender Jazz basses as well, but here are the G&L siblings:
Dabbler, I'm really digging the P in the middle of the back row with the Jazz pups.
Have you posted in the "theme" thread yet? You should!
Awesome collection...
Have you posted in the "theme" thread yet? You should!
Awesome collection...
Doug Parent
Supporting Member
I have a few Fender Jazz basses as well, but here are the G&L siblings:
Ow! Bet that P J is tone monster.
Dabbler, I'm really digging the P in the middle of the back row with the Jazz pups.
Awesome collection...
Really? Thanks! Acually, that is the only one I wanted to change pup configuration on. I wanted it to have 5 string P pup at the neck. I've got all the pieces to do it, but because the string spacing on the SX is narrower than the string spacing on the P pup I bought, and the existing bridge pup has exposed poles where the P pup I bought does not, I have put my plans on hold.
