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Squier Classic Vibe Club (Part 3)

Anyone have a list of Squier production runs that came out in 2010? For example, Squier Fiesta Red, Sonic Blue, Olympic White Jazz, etc.

Anybody from the club have this limited edition Aztec bronze?
 

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Anyone have a list of Squier production runs that came out in 2010? For example, Squier Fiesta Red, Sonic Blue, Olympic White Jazz, etc.

Anybody from the club have this limited edition Aztec bronze?

As far as I know for the CV60 Precision : we had Fiesta Red, Sonic Blue Olympic White, Bronze (FSR), for the CV70 Precision : Black and Seafoam Green (FSR), for the CV60 Jazz: Olympic White, Inca Silver with matching headstock, Lake Placid Blue with matching headstock (signature model), and Candy Apple Red (FSR) and Black (FSR). Let's consider the Matt Freeman as 1st CV series: Olympic White and Black models were out...

Wait, I re-read your question before posting, you only want for the year 2010?
 
As far as I know for the CV60 Precision : we had Fiesta Red, Sonic Blue Olympic White, Bronze (FSR), for the CV70 Precision : Black and Seafoam Green (FSR), for the CV60 Jazz: Olympic White, Inca Silver with matching headstock, Lake Placid Blue with matching headstock (signature model), and Candy Apple Red (FSR) and Black (FSR). Let's consider the Matt Freeman as 1st CV series: Olympic White and Black models were out...

Wait, I re-read your question before posting, you only want for the year 2010?

Yeah. Was wondering what releases they had during that specific year. Kinda on a 2010 Squier CV hunt for a collection I’m building up :cautious:
 
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Anyone have a list of Squier production runs that came out in 2010? For example, Squier Fiesta Red, Sonic Blue, Olympic White Jazz, etc.
Anybody from the club have this limited edition Aztec bronze?
Hey Sono as far as what I remember… This is probably a partial list but for some reason thought the Aztec Bronze was a 2013 FSR and it was limited run…
Could be 2010 I just don’t know for sure.

Sonic Blue-White/Parch PG=2010

Olympic White-Tort PG=2010

Fiesta Red-Tort PG=2010

White-Black PG=2010

Aztec Bronze-Tort PG=2010?
 
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Wow ! Bacchus is really the best ratio quality/price IMO, specially for their jazz basses.

This $250 cheapo J has very close build quality to my friend's Fender Am Performer J . Factory fretwork are great.
I love the roasted maple neck and 12' fretboard radius.
Even she has 38mm nut width, but the neck thickness pretty close to modern C Pbass neck profile ,
 
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Before I put the EB cobalt flat on this Indo CV70P, I try different value pot combination for this overwound 11.6k stock pickups with old school vibe la Bella LTF4A.

Before change, with both 250k stock pot + stock .05J cap, LTF4A sound deep and thick , lacking the upper mid while pluck more dig in.

I try 500k volume/ 250k tone along with .068uf cap first, with wide open tone knob, entire bass tone are open up, upper mid bite and a bit more output are notable.
But when dial back the tone knob , the upper mid voice get tame down but the P vibe Mid voice disappear faster than I expect.

So, I swap the pot, 250k for volume and 500k for tone. This is the goal.
With wide open tone knob, beside open up the upper mid , there are slightly mid decrease and some low end appear. Nice airly sound present on this old school flatwound.
When dial back the tone knob around 30%, I get the P vibe like 250k wide open tone knob quality.
Dial back around 50%, she become woolly and bloom tone.
Has better tone control/shaping on this pot combination.

Maybe results could vary once EB cobalt flat loaded.......
 
Before I put the EB cobalt flat on this Indo CV70P, I try different value pot combination for this overwound 11.6k stock pickups with old school vibe la Bella LTF4A.

Before change, with both 250k stock pot + stock .05J cap, LTF4A sound deep and thick , lacking the upper mid while pluck more dig in.

I try 500k volume/ 250k tone along with .068uf cap first, with wide open tone knob, entire bass tone are open up, upper mid bite and a bit more output are notable.
But when dial back the tone knob , the upper mid voice get tame down but the P vibe Mid voice disappear faster than I expect.

So, I swap the pot, 250k for volume and 500k for tone. This is the goal.
With wide open tone knob, beside open up the upper mid , there are slightly mid decrease and some low end appear. Nice airly sound present on this old school flatwound.
When dial back the tone knob around 30%, I get the P vibe like 250k wide open tone knob quality.
Dial back around 50%, she become woolly and bloom tone.
Has better tone control/shaping on this pot combination.

Maybe results could vary once EB cobalt flat loaded.......
Were those audio taper or linear?
 
And of course the French post services doesn't know where my Squier CV PB50 is. I should have gotten it this morning, but the tracking number is disabled is since yesternight. I went to the place where the bass should have arrived (the Postal warehouse) and I got spoken like I was some crap on the pavement. No wonder why this world is gonna go up to flames. Nobody cares for anything.
 
And of course the French post services doesn't know where my Squier CV PB50 is. I should have gotten it this morning, but the tracking number is disabled is since yesternight. I went to the place where the bass should have arrived (the Postal warehouse) and I got spoken like I was some crap on the pavement. No wonder why this world is gonna go up to flames. Nobody cares for anything.
That stinks. Sorry!