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Where did you get this decal?
View attachment 320406 I wish I could have fit the pickguard but I couldn't.
... I've got some questions for the owners:
1. Why did you choose the Squire as the base for the mods?
2. I'm looking for a versatile bass guitar with wide ranges of sounds (I play CCM) so is the Squire J with future mods a good choice or should I be looking elsewhere? I mostly play fingerstyle but have to cover rock all the way to... er... ballads, I would guess.
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1. Why did you choose the Squire as the base for the mods?
2. I'm looking for a versatile bass guitar with wide ranges of sounds (I
Hello
Is this page just for the Squier, or can I post other cheap modified basses?
Egil
View attachment 320406 I wish I could have fit the pickguard but I couldn't.
My VM fretless has a black pickguard (but 3ply) and a thumb rest, too!
But mine has "70s Strat knobs" and both chrome covers!
Great with Fender .095 flatwounds ...
I also have a Squier 2007 Std. bass in Candy Apple Red.
Turned this one into a 60s JB with chrome covers, .095er flatwounds, tagbar (thumbrest under strings), 3rd strap holder at the headstock and 60s knobs ...

Here a pic of my 60s tuned Squier Std. Bass
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