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A good luthier should b able to make you one. I need to take mine back to the tech that does my setups and have him make me a Corian one for both of mine.Wow!! Talking about a ramp!
Well, I own a Squier Precision Special V which is almost the same bass except for some details. It's an awesome bass and the thing I love the most is the 19mm and 2" nut.
Mine has:
Sadowsky Hum-canceling pups (drop in)
CTS pots, orange drop, clothed harness
Hipshot HB7 ( drop in also.)
Copper foil shielding
Chrome strings retainer (for all 5 strings)
DR black beauties (currently. I used fodera SS, d'addario EXL and Prosteels. The best match are the DR!!!)
It just kills!! Awsome growl, smooth when asked but grind is it's calling.
Did someone changed the nut? I am having trouble finding a 2" presloted nut or someone to do it for me.
Great bass! The only one I own currently.
(i've owned peavey, MM Bongo HH, '79 MIA Precision, MM 'ray H-piezo 3eq, Warwick vette bubinga)
A while back there was one in the classifieds that someone defretted and filled the slots with black veneer. It looked awesome. Does anyone have it?
Picked one up a couple weeks ago...so much fun. After having a professional setup this baby feels and plays amazing. My only complaint is that the pups are a little weak but I plan on dropping the Sadowskys in it pretty soon. My first fiver!
Sadowskys are a direct drop in, you'll love them. Drop in a Sadowsky pre at some time. It makes a very good bass, an amazing one.
Yeah both of mine are highly modified. Yeah 0 it kind defeats the purpose of a budget killer bass. Even with the upgrades its still a much better bass for the $$ than alot of other basses. Personally I like the Aguilar OBP3 pre the best. I have a Bassmods BEQ-12 in my white one. Between $55-80 depending on version a good deal to try out. Its not bad for the price. Doesnt color the pickup tone and very powerful. But still prefer the tone of the Aguilar.Ya, I haven't decided what to do about the pre...I almost feel dropping too much money on it defeats the purpose. However I love the feel and the neck so much that I may never want to "upgrade" to a more expensive bass. Guess I don't have to do it at the same time...
Ya, I haven't decided what to do about the pre...I almost feel dropping too much money on it defeats the purpose. However I love the feel and the neck so much that I may never want to "upgrade" to a more expensive bass. Guess I don't have to do it at the same time...
I thought so too. Then again, after doing those mods, I ended up with an instrument which played and sounded better than others I have payed 2 to 3 times as much for.
nice!! should sound great!Seymour Duncan SJB5's and a Bassmods preamp have been installed and this thing sounds great. I totally get what people mean when they say the Bassmods sounds "transparent;" with everything set flat there's no difference between the active/passive modes, but the tone controls have a ton of flexibility once engaged. First gig with it is tonight, looking forward to hearing how it sounds with the rest of the band!
sadly they havent made white yearsSo, correct me if wrong, this bass does not come in white finish anymore?