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Squier vintage modified club

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The pots are a bit scratchy, so I'll replace them with CTS pots and an Orange Drop capacitor in my (not so) copious free time. I noticed that this bass has 500K pots and an .068 uf capacitor, which explains the bright sound of this bass -- I'll use the same values in the replacements.


Thanks for answering my question! Any particular brand you are planning to use?
 
great--- nice and low. No fret buzz either. Almost as low as my Geddy Lee which is sickly low. Plus it has sustain and clarity for days. Plus....with it being black along with all the other hardware being black-- it looks sano.

I always wanted a black bridge on my VMJ but it seems that action seems to be an issue for most guys here on TB. Thanks for the answer.
 
Thanks for answering my question! Any particular brand you are planning to use?

CTS would be the brand of pots that I would use. As far as I can tell, they are the brand that Fender uses in (most? all?) of their basses.

I'll need to check the codes on the pots themselves to see if the pots use a linear or audio (logarithmic) taper -- at the same time, I will play with them to see if I like the way that particular taper works.

I'm vaguely remembering little change in the tone knob until I got to the end, which screams of audio taper. I wonder if I wouldn't like a linear taper better there...thoughts from the peanut gallery are welcome! ;)
 
I am getting a VM p bass and i want a maple VM jazz neck on it so bad does anyone want to trade

What timing.

I just took one off to make it a fretless.

Not trade, but since I have 3 of these basses I will sell one that just came off a body (complete neck with tuners shipped for $125)

:cool:
 
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