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Show me you rockin' your squiers!

I think I had the same bass. Indonesian right? It was pretty good right off the shelf from what I remember. Gave it to my bro.

I don't know where it was made, I bought it for £100 from a bloke in a train station a couple of summers ago, it turned out to be a decent bass and I've gigged it quite a lot.

It's currently taking a back seat to my '91 Warwick Thumb because we've got some tunes that need roundwounds and I don't have time to switch basses live, but the Squier still gets used in the studio. :)
 
would a mexican fender squier series count?

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I've been hesitating to post for a while now, and I'm still not sure, but there they are...

ps: I hate the white finish/white pickguard on this one, but I can't get a black or tortoise shell one because it's all one pickguard - you probably can't see, but there's no chrome control cover on this one, it's all one piece of plastic, does anybody know where I could get another one for a pretty reasonable price ($60 max)?
 
With my ex-Squier VM:
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Damn!!!...Buncha young dudes posting to this thread...Making me feel all old and crap...:eyebrow:

Anyways, here's me and my modded Squire "P"...Have no idea what model it is, as I got it for free, with a busted pickup, missing strings and, kinda beat up...I turned it into a Dale Earnhardt #3 bass, complete with all new Fender replacement pots, Seymour Duncan 1/4-pounder pickup, and knobs that I made out of a couple chrome mag wheel lug nuts...

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would a mexican fender squier series count?

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I've been hesitating to post for a while now, and I'm still not sure, but there they are...

ps: I hate the white finish/white pickguard on this one, but I can't get a black or tortoise shell one because it's all one pickguard - you probably can't see, but there's no chrome control cover on this one, it's all one piece of plastic, does anybody know where I could get another one for a pretty reasonable price ($60 max)?

I've got one of those too, in red. '95 I believe. WD Music or Pickguardian will probably make you one if you send in a tracing. You could just buy a standard pickguard and control plate, but you'll need to widen the pickup route in the guard a bit as both pickups are bridge size.
 
St Paddy's Day, 2010 with Green Daze & my CV 50's P, which allows me to be Mike Dirnt or Sting (with a bit of blonde hair dye) for an upcoming Police tribute that I am working on.

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I'll likely debut my VM Jaguar on Christmas Eve, at the casino, which ought to be quite interesting.
 
Here's my Korean Squier with emg's and hipshot hardware. Someone sanded off the flat surfaces of the front/back of the body then brushed on poly. Left the leftover white paint on the edges. Interesting look but the neck is what sells it. Really comfortable and has a nice broken in feel.
 

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I've got one of those too, in red. '95 I believe. WD Music or Pickguardian will probably make you one if you send in a tracing. You could just buy a standard pickguard and control plate, but you'll need to widen the pickup route in the guard a bit as both pickups are bridge size.

thanks man, I've also been thinking about greasygroove, but I kinda want it fast, I might even just make a tacing and do one out of some 1/8" doorboard ply and spraypaint it black. That would just be to tide me over 'till I can afford something other than cheap beer. Mine's a '94, but I took it apart and the neck was made in early '94, and body was late '93.