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squier vintage modified"tele" precision bass

#21
tomhanzo said:
Dude i have a thumb rest and a three way on mine. I am gonna take a pic tmw and put it up.

I have two different ash trays. The old open-end kind and the newer closed-end kind. I will take pics with both for you so you can decide
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thanks that will be awesome;)

i cant believe no one gave me the no pic no bass rule :p i should take some pics its a pretty bass


yes a lotto bass would be pretty easy route for another mudbucker different guard and piant it blue LPB or electron:hyper:
 
#32
butchblack said:
I'm curious. The one thing that turned me off on the Tele basses is the bridge. Have people had problems with intonation with them?
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no mine was set up buy the guy at the local music shop free off charge he did a great job the saddles are low on the E and G strings and raised on the A and D hard to explain i will post pics tomarrow but it plays fine i dont plan on swaping the bridge sting has got by with a 2 saddle bridge since 1980 on his P


oh and Dark Horse's tele bass is amazing that guy knows his $hit;) i never even thought i'd own one but i ccant pass on a good deal.......seriously:hyper:
 
#35
Honey moon is over here is a review:
The routes under the gaurd were done great, shielded as will with a ground wire screwed nicely into the wood. Sunburst is flawless. yes the bridge intonates well. The neck is really raw like there is no finish and very white put i could live with it, great fretwork, The fretboard pick up hand oils and got dirty in 1 week and about 8 hours of play. The knobs fell off when i bumped into a door oops. The pick up for me distorted to much and my amp sounded like it had a blown speaker i wish the pick up was better a replacement would cost more than i want to drop on a bass like this i adjusted the pick up but no matter it was not cutting it i could live with it but idk

a guy is looking at it tomarrow , hopefully its sold i would like to get the CV 50's P
 
#36
LCW said:
Honey moon is over here is a review:
The routes under the gaurd were done great, shielded as will with a ground wire screwed nicely into the wood. Sunburst is flawless. yes the bridge intonates well. The neck is really raw like there is no finish and very white put i could live with it, great fretwork, The fretboard pick up hand oils and got dirty in 1 week and about 8 hours of play. The knobs fell off when i bumped into a door oops. The pick up for me distorted to much and my amp sounded like it had a blown speaker i wish the pick up was better a replacement would cost more than i want to drop on a bass like this i adjusted the pick up but no matter it was not cutting it i could live with it but idk

a guy is looking at it tomarrow , hopefully its sold i would like to get the CV 50's P
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if he don't take it give me a shout. I am wanting one for a relic project.
 
#38
well a guy offered me 200$ for it seeing as how i did not dig it much and that i bought it for 150$ it sold today

the guy had a 1966 refin jazz and a 1970 original p bass and get this he thought the p was worth about 500$ what he paid for it years ago untill someone told him its value a few backs darn lol

oh and i just bought this fot the same price i sold my VM steppin up :)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=170331607414
 
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I see you sold your bass. well theres the ash trays anyway lol.
 

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