Squiers! Who owns more than two? If so why?

I have 3. An '83 JV(my only P/J), an '84 SQ Bullet and a S9 MIK P. The Bullet and the MIK are both projects at the moment.

 

Seven here as well. Why? Some are outstanding as they come and others beg to be modded.
- E series Korean PJ HM (Heavy Metal)
- Affinity P
- VM fretless jazz
- VM Jaguar HB
- VM Mustang
- VM Telecaster special
- Bronco piccolo (what a hoot)

 

Seven must be the lucky number seeing that I own 7 Squiers myself as well. I have 3 Classic Vibe 60 P's, 1 Short Scale Jaguar, 1 Bronco, 1 Vintage Modified Fretless, and 1 Mustang. I'm always amazed with the quality these basses have for the money they cost. I'm not ashamed in the least bit to pull mine out at a gig or jam session, they suit my needs very well.

 

I have 2,an E series korean P,and the VM JAG special,which is my main player.

 

Affinity P-bass
VM 77 Jazz

 

Is it a squier p5 with precision pickups or precision body?
I have two. Deluxe active jazz v and a squier pro tone v. The protons is my main bass for everything. I sold my fender deluxe 24 v with a glock preamp and nordy dual coil pickups because the squier sounded and played better lol

 

I only have two...a modded Squier VM 70's J (put Dimarzio model Js in and now it SCREAMS) and a CV 60's P in sonic blue. CV is totally stock and sounds quite good, plays amazing with the D'Addario chromes on it. After a setup, string, and pickup change they really aren't much different than the Fenders in some cases. I personally like the necks on the CVs and VMs better than the standard ones for P's and Js from Fender. Trying to keep me from changing out that neck and getting rid of the Squier logo! lol

 

I have two 5 strings - the Jazz Deluxe and the Vintage Modified.I'm hoping to snag a Pro Tone in the future.

 

Just one but I really want that natural jazz vm everyone says is real nice....when I find one it'll be 2.

 

It's one heck of a bass but I don't know if it's the "Holy Grail JV" you speak of. It's a Squier Contemporary, an early mono-chromatic alder version of the Power Z sort of.

I've had a couple plywood MIK Precisions and they're way cool. The necks are well made, the profile is flatter than normal and they're just meaty enough. Those Samick folks did good on the necks.

 

I recently owned two Indo Precision P/J and a CV 50's. Great basses: sound great, light weight, inexpensive, easy to mod, plenty of parts available. I'd buy USA if I had the dough but Korean & Japan Squiers are great at a fraction of the cost.

 

I have two. A 85 P Medium Scale MIJ. A 2005 VM Fretless Jazz. Both stock and great. The P is Oly White and turned so it is classic beauty. The fretless is fitted with Roto Sound 88s black nylon wrapped flats that make it the acoustic I will never have.

 

I have 2. A CV 60's P in Sonic Blue and an Affinity 5 string "J Bass" in black. The headstock actually says "J Bass". Both very fine basses that I will probably keep forever, or at least for the forseeable duration.

 

I have 2, a 2011 Squier bronco, and a 2003 limited edition electric blue stratocaster.

I love both, and they both really stand out. The squier bronco is the one bass I have that I will probably never modify, because it does everything I want it to and it was a great price. The strat is also a favorite of mine and one of my best sounding guitars. I would never trade or sell either one of these instruments.

-Ron

 

Two SQ P-Basses and a SQ Strat. I also owned a Squier Super-Sonic until I gave it to my dad.

I absolutely love my main SQ P-Bass. I've decided it is pretty much perfect.

 

Pics!

 

I only have the CV Jazz, but am hoping to pickup a CV Precision and VM fretless Jazz.