Squier HM Bass, anyone have one (besides me)?

hey i think i might have one send me a pic to see if i am right does yours have the angled headstock?

 

hello my friend, I have one in Ecuador south america, i Own it since 1990, it´s very nice, and I love it, now I´m looking for a short scale bass,

 

I have 2 of the Fender (Japan) HM basses...love um.. not the highest quality but it plays nice..

 

Just sold a HM on Ebay for just over £100 ($195). I think the buyer got a bargain. Thought it was a great bass for the price, excellent neck, and loved the looks (similar headstock design to both my L'arrivee and Carvin). If I had the room, I definitely would have kept it.

 

Pic???

 

Here's the only pic I have left of the one I sold.



I want it back!!!!!!!!

 

Yeah, it looks great in any colour. I would certainly get one again if one came up on Evilbay. I am a devotee of the pointy headstocks (Larrivee, Carvin and now Charvel!). I don't know why, they just do something for me (as well as sounding good, and playing well, of course).

I also like that there don't seem to be many of them around compared to the roundnose headstocks.

 

I have one of these bad boys... I have had it since 1989....

its got such a sweet sound..

mine is a little battered, but it has been well gigged/toured etc, I spruced it up with a hand made walnut scratchplate in around 1991, so its now pretty unique..

I have never seen these on sale anywhere, apart from that one on Ebay (which you sold for £100) - man.. You should have got so much more for it than that due to it's rarity.. They didn't make all that many and they weren't around for long. I believe they are japanese components, assembled in Korea. Very solid... I paid £200 for it new in '89 so it wasn't exactly the cheapest bass on the market... At that time you could get a Mexican precision for around £50 more. Despite the fact it is a squier.. It is a very good one.. .

I wouldn't part with mine for less than £300 now..

The neck is the narrowest of any bass I have seen (apart from handmade ones) and even fender Jazz basses have a wider neck.

It sure sounds chunky... Ideal for Rage Against The Machine style funk metal... I use mine mainly for studio work as I am predominantly a guitarist now. But it is the best bass I have ever owned.. Including more expensive ones I have.

I wouldn't part with it. It has such sentimental value now..

If anyone wants pics, then mail me... Like I say, these basses are so damn rare now.

 

hehe no strings at the moment..

 

I've got the Squier HM-V with Lace Sensor pickups. Anyone else have one of the 5 string versions??

 

Gor one a few months ago dont know anything about her really

 

These are pretty cool.

 

I have one of these, a 5-string in blue. I like it because of the rarity and 80's look. It sounds good, has no buckle rash, and the frets and fretboard are still in pretty good shape. The strings are a bit close for my clumsy style of playing, though.

If anyone is interested, I might be willing to part with it since it's mostly just taking up space on the wall. I thought about ebay, but would rather sell it to someone who I know will appreciate it. I'll try to get some pics up soon.

 

I have two now. A four string and a five string. Both blue. They were both made in 1989.
Neat bassses and sleepers in my opinion. Good build quality,thin necks, good sound and nice sustain thanks to their badass type bridges. I've started calling them "the blues".

 

I've decided to go ahead and put mine on ebay. I'm sure that I will regret it later, but I sort of need the cash right now. There are some good pics of it there, though.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1989-Squier-Fender-HM-5-String-Bass-Gig-Bag-Rare-/150480236690?pt=Guitar