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Squier Classic Vibe Club (Part 2)

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I threw this pic up in the tweaked Squier thread, too, but here's my 1.5 CV Jazz basses. The natural blonde VM body has a CV neck on it and it's AWESOME! More work to do there, and some more to do on the stock CV, too. I've gotta say that the black pearl pg just transforms the look of the instrument, though. To my eye it just dresses it up with an extra dab of class.

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iJazz - Mostly ClassicVibe.

I got yer back on that dude...


I think that makes us a posse. :p

iJazz :bassist:
 
Here's a pic of my Squier CV 60's P Bass....

I'm a Jazz Bass guy 1st, 2nd and 3rd but had a little GAS and was curious about a P bass so i picked up the CV...FANTASTIC buy for the $$$..:hyper:
 

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If you wanna know what the CV Precision 50's sounds like in my hands, check this out:
Meshell Ndegeocello - Dirty World (bass playalong) - YouTube

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Bassagent...lovin it! Tell me do you get much noise/hum from the PU?
Also do you get much difference in volume between strings with the level PU ? Tried one the other day and there was a noticeable difference between strings volume, but could have just been a poor set up in the shop
 
Both do not occur in this instrument... I've just recorded a track for a friend of mine on this bass and there's no hum. Nothing. There also seems to be nearly no volume difference between the strings :)
 
It depends. I made the video this afternoon and had just taken the covers of, mainly because I was also recording a track with a pick, and the covers get in the way then. Otherwise: no problemo.
 
I think every Squier is finished in a thick layer of finish. Them-a don't do dem nitro finish man.

And still: who cares about dings and scratches on a bass? The first scratch is the worst but after that? It's an object that gets used. That causes damage. Live with it :)
 
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