The Squier Mini Precision Bass Club

After having a couple of days with the red sled, I ordered the Labella flats, when they come in I'll bring the bass to my local Luthier, and have them set it up proper. I have no amp, as this was bought purely as a personal enjoyment piece. I noticed the noise of the round wounds, and the floppy E and decided to go flat as it should tame the twang.
Question, is filing sprouted frets part of a normal "set up"?
 
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Beside the tone, this is what i like about the LaBella DTB 760FM-P's
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I finished up my new Mini P project and it turned out very, very good. I ended up swapping out the Dimarzio model P pickup for a Bartolini B-Axis passive pickup. The Dimarzio just had to much midrange and not enough lows on the mini. This Bartolini pickup sounds much fuller with good lows, mids & highs. One very subtle thing I did on this build is that I used Black screws for everything (bridge, string retainer, pickups, neck plate, pickguard & tuner backs) I have it strung up with D'Addario EXL170S short scale nickel rounds 45-100. I'm very happy with this Mini :hyper:

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