Second time lucky on eBay!
Today this arrived. Here's me with my Squier Affinity Jazz V, and my Squier/Fender Frankenjazz; both ordered and delivered through eBay.
In neither case did I change the headstock. For some reason, I have only bought fake Fenders. The four string is a Squier with a Maple Fender Custom Shop neck, tort pickguard and EMG Select pickups added. I have played it for about a year, and the only mod I made was the DR Black Beauty strings.
I absolutely LOVE this bass, and consider it my #1.
The five string is a Squier Affinity, that has had some custom pots added, as well as the black pickguard, and Fender decal.
None of these mods were done by me.
I have played five string bass for exactly one hour, and I don't see what the big deal is. Just remember the low B isn't your E! How hard is that?
I was struggling to think of songs we do in Eb, and songs we don't do in Eb, and songs we do in E that could use some added low octaves on some notes. I don't play on any of our Drop D songs; my wife does.
Anyway, there were a number of threads I could've put this photo in, but I couldn't decide which, so I started my own.
The Affinity has flats, which I have never played before. At first, I thought I'd be in a big hurry to take them off, but I think I will just play them for awhile, and see how it goes.
Today this arrived. Here's me with my Squier Affinity Jazz V, and my Squier/Fender Frankenjazz; both ordered and delivered through eBay.
In neither case did I change the headstock. For some reason, I have only bought fake Fenders. The four string is a Squier with a Maple Fender Custom Shop neck, tort pickguard and EMG Select pickups added. I have played it for about a year, and the only mod I made was the DR Black Beauty strings.
I absolutely LOVE this bass, and consider it my #1.
The five string is a Squier Affinity, that has had some custom pots added, as well as the black pickguard, and Fender decal.
None of these mods were done by me.
I have played five string bass for exactly one hour, and I don't see what the big deal is. Just remember the low B isn't your E! How hard is that?
I was struggling to think of songs we do in Eb, and songs we don't do in Eb, and songs we do in E that could use some added low octaves on some notes. I don't play on any of our Drop D songs; my wife does.
Anyway, there were a number of threads I could've put this photo in, but I couldn't decide which, so I started my own.
The Affinity has flats, which I have never played before. At first, I thought I'd be in a big hurry to take them off, but I think I will just play them for awhile, and see how it goes.


