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Squier Owners Club

just scored this for modding purposes

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New proud owner of a '87 Squier Bullet Bass, scored off of ebay for $100.;) Body and neck in great shape. All original except the knobs. I'm loving the 22 year old aged bridge and tuners. Plays and sounds great through my Hartke rig. I'm a Squier fan.
 
Yes, I have changed them and it made a HUGE difference. The bass now sounds way more open. I've equipped the bass with CTS pots, which were a bit bigger than the original ones but if you press really hard the knobs will fit over them ;)
 
Yes, I have changed them and it made a HUGE difference. The bass now sounds way more open. I've equipped the bass with CTS pots, which were a bit bigger than the original ones but if you press really hard the knobs will fit over them ;)

Are the CTS pots the bigger ones? The little pots that are in there are 250's. That's why I didn't know if would make a difference.
 
I want new pots in mine..

...but anyways, I forgot to tell you guys. In my sig, on the Alison Tuesday link, if you go to the Music headline, and listen to the demo tracks, theyre all recorded with my Squier. Now the, the tracks themselves are pretty...iffy... as our organist quit the band and purposefully messed up the tracks, as he recorded them for us, but they give a good tone of my Squier.

Craziest thing, I recorded the same day I pick the bass up... from a yard sale... without a setup and stock strings!
 
I'm also in. :D
Picked up a Classic Vibes 50s Preci on ebay. It was a great deal and I couldnt say no. Now I'm hooked by this Squier and looking for an CV 60s also. :bassist:

The only bad thing on mine is a weak input jack. Think I have to replace it with these football shaped things. Everything else ist very good. Specially the beautiful neck in flamed maple.

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I'm also in. :D
Picked up a Classic Vibes 50s Preci on ebay. It was a great deal and I couldnt say no. Now I'm hooked by this Squier and looking for an CV 60s also. :bassist:

The only bad thing on mine is a weak input jack. Think I have to replace it with these football shaped things. Everything else ist very good. Specially the beautiful neck in flamed maple.

cu

I had the same problem with the input jack. I fixed it twice then got an Electrosocket from www.stewmac.com, $8.63. No more problems and it only took about 2 minutes to install.
 
Allright, I'm a doofuss. Here's a quick shot, with supporting still life objects.

AHHHH! I cringe every time I see such a photo! All I can imagine is the bass slowly tipping over and spiking the heastock into the floor.....AHHH!

Support your bass properly and you will never have to see that in person.

That being shrieked...:help:

That is a beauty of a bass. I played one of them in a local shop and I didn't want to put it down! Felt great & sounded great, I still do not know why I didn't buy it...

Congrats on a great bass!