Its a long story.. i really miss itwow... thats some miscommunication!
It may have been a crappy bass but i loved playing it and now i can barely listen to music because it makes me want to play so bad haha.TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
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Its a long story.. i really miss itwow... thats some miscommunication!
It may have been a crappy bass but i loved playing it and now i can barely listen to music because it makes me want to play so bad haha.Have you ever heard about this:
Squier California P-Bass
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I don´t find any info trough internet, next week I think that I will go to store to test it but until.... I wanna know more about this bass!!!!
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Take a split pickup, mount it in a common housing and stick it at the base of the neck and it goes BOOM! Very strong boomy bass. Much like the old Gibson EBO. But it does have bright tones too. I actually liked the Telecastor bass best of all the 70's modifieds Squier offers.
Checkout this link. Looks like a model made around 2005. My guess is "not made any more." It's not in Squier's current catalog.
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/...t/Fender/Squier+P+Bass+California+Series/10/1
If this interests you, check the the Squier VM P bass, it's been getting strong reviews also.