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Squier Classic Vibe Club (Part 3)

New Bass, glad I purchased now as they seem to be thin on the ground, can't put it down
 

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The spec sheet for the 70s P says "Fender-Designed Split Single-Coil Precision Bass" whereas the Matt Freeman said "Custom Precision Bass split single coil pickup"
Not sure if there is any difference in reality though.
I compared my MFreeman to my buddy's Japanese P-Bass (80's) and it sounded every bit as good. Kinda made him upset.
 
Finally got the family together. Been on a rampage, bought the first one and a GK MB212 in late October 2017. Next to revamp the man cave and get them all in the walls.


60’s and a 70’s P
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Signature Models
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The 60’’s and a 70’s J
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MIJ Noel Redding and MIM 50s P
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50’s P’s and a big bucker
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that should just about cover it



strings on each?
 
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