Squier CV 50s Precision Bass

Nice bass. It’s spelled Squier.

 

Wood grain on the neck looks pretty. Congrats!

 

Looks (and sounds!) fantastic, IMO. Definitely deserves a NBD! The finish is opaque on purpose to allow the woodgrain to show through a bit. I have a LPB older one from early on (2009 I believe). It's a nice looking and playing bass, but the neck is a bit fussy. I have a SD Antiquity II 50s in it currently. Congrats on a beautiful 50s P!

 

The first gen CV basses were out of the world... mostly these 50s were gifted beautiful body woods. The 60s suffered with sadly basswood. The upcoming 50s late Precision Bass are in Nato and won't get the "ash top and bottom" treatment... i'm sad! Enjoy the NEW BASS!!

 

No suffering here !! Best PBass I’ve ever owned. I’ve had 7 or 8 of these. All stellar. Tone for days. Completely stock. Necks and pickups are fabulous. No major so called soft basswood dings in any of them.
sorry to derail thread .

Nice PBass OP!! Sounds and looks great !! Enjoy it !!

 

I have a 60s Jazz Bass in Olympic White, basswood body. With my finger, I could chew up the wood. It show in the paint. Basswood is soft and screws don't hold. I got a CV2 70s Jazz Bass body in poplar (black colour) and 70s Precision Bass body in nato (walnut finish) and these are way better. But the necks were bad so I sold them in their "new" state to other people.

 

Roses on your P bass, tulips on your... hey wait, you do own a B3, right?

Sorry, bad joke. The bass looks great. Same to the OP. I have one as well!

 

Congratulations!!!
The one piece maple neck/fretboard wood grain are sooooo beautiful!!!

 

Can't believe you able chew up the wood with your finger !!!! The poly paint on China CV bass are thick and hard , thicker than any Fender bass. I knew it while I drill the screw hole(on my fiesta red cv60p) for bridge cover assembly . And I also measure the poly paint on blonde cv50P neck pocket edge while take of the neck. It is 1.5mm thick !!!

 

I've got the same one, nice bass.

 

Did you change the bridge too? That doesn’t look stock for a 2020 white blonde model. Mine has the folded vintage design with threaded saddles.

 

The serial number on the bass in this NBD suggests it's a 2018 model, so that could explain it. Those Made in China CV basses had hi-mass bridges with the brass saddles as stock, so it pretty much checks out here

 

Wow, that looks great and sounds better!

 

I don't like to "swear" but I promise you that I was so annoyed when it happened. This is my number one. I can take picture of the blemish.

 

Please excuse my ignorance but can someone tell me what ‘CV’ stands for?

 

Classic Vibe, it's a line from Squier:
2008-2018/9 are the first gen Classic Vibe line (great instrument, mostly for their necks and pickups)
2019-today are the second gen CV line (less good line)

 

Look dude, just because you've had a bad experience with one bass doesn't mean the whole line is trash. To counter your example; my 2020 CV has just handled a ton of outdoor and indoor gigs in short succession after I'd brought the action *way* down, and it hasn't budged an inch. And the weather has just changed from hot, humid summer, to cool, dry autumn. If that's not the definition of straight, strong, and sturdy, then I don't know what is. Sorry your CV neck was crap. But I don't care for how dismissive you can be of an entire line of work based off a single instrument.

The truth is, like most cheap instruments, you will always find variation in quality control, some great, and some terrible. It just becomes more of a dice roll when it's a cheaper bass. Part of the cost of premium instruments is the guarantee (well, it should be but that's *still* not always the case) that you're getting a well-crafted bit of work. That said, the general going experience seems to be that MOSTLY they are good instruments coming off the Indonesia production line.

@Lukasonbass sorry for the minor de-rail!