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this is my P-Squier '97, Taiwan made
the pup at the bridge position was inserted by the previous owner, which turned it into a passive/active through a pull/push system.
 
Tort on black .... mmmm mmmm. I prefer rosewood to maple so swapped the maple neck that was originally on my 50's Precision. The neck I traded for was one I previously sold 2 years ago. Lol. Didn't realize that until later. Beautiful neck I had no use for at the time and happy to get it back. I didn't like the scratchy feel of the gold aluminum pickguard and had a tort one from another PBass so voila ... :) Strangely, the new neck fits the pocket absolutely perfectly. The original neck certainly didn't. Match made in heaven!

 
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The first bass I lusted after when I was a teenager was those Fender Deluxe Active Jazz's in black/tort. Still my favorite color combo, but turns out I was more of a P guy.

This is my current number #1. Parts P. Fender Am Pro neck & tuners. Fender tort guard and vintage style knobs. Squier body. EMG GZR pups. About to replace the bridge with a Fender HiMass, then it'll be complete.

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The first bass I lusted after when I was a teenager was those Fender Deluxe Active Jazz's in black/tort. Still my favorite color combo, but turns out I was more of a P guy.

This is my current number #1. Parts P. Fender Am Pro neck & tuners. Fender tort guard and vintage style knobs. Squier body. EMG GZR pups. About to replace the bridge with a Fender HiMass, then it'll be complete.

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No pic, just a thing....I was all antsy too.
 
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