Squier Precision Bass Shootout/Demo

[PennyroyalWe]

I made a simple video demoing my 4 Squier p basses. It’s not a great video, and neither is the playing, but it gets the point across.

I’ve been thinking I ought to sell one, but I don’t think I can bring myself to do that with any of them haha.

 

[PennyroyalWe]

@mrperkolator heres the demo of those basses mentioned in my other thread.

 

[mrperkolator]

@mrperkolator heres the demo of those basses mentioned in my other thread.

great sounding basses. I can’t help choosing a favorite lol. I would say it depends on what you’re playing. Of course the 70s p is a great versatile sound. Blue is close and may sit just a hair different in mix. Imho the other two should match, so if you add MM, do it to both. I will say that beefy tone from that humbucker is just awesome. Is it the bass “wide range humbucker?” That’s rarely seen?

 

[PennyroyalWe]

great sounding basses. I can’t help choosing a favorite lol. I would say it depends on what you’re playing. Of course the 70s p is a great versatile sound. Blue is close and may sit just a hair different in mix. Imho the other two should match, so if you add MM, do it to both. I will say that beefy tone from that humbucker is just awesome. Is it the bass “wide range humbucker?” That’s rarely seen?

Yep, those are Wide Range Humbuckers! The fretless one has been my #1 go-to main playing bass for a decade or so, so I’m not changing anything on that one. The fretted one, I’d like to get a little experimental with, hence entertaining adding a MM to it. Ultimately I don’t want them to be all that similar except in feel and playability.