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Hey all. I've been toying with this idea and I finally went and done did it. I updated the controls on my 2009 Squier Classic Vibe ’50s Precision Bass today. The recording, done directly from the bass into my Focusrite iTrack Solo into Cubase, with no EQ, compression or mastering of any kind, is as follows:
1: Stock, tone wide open.
2: Upgrade, tone wide open.
3: Stock, tone half way
4: Upgrade, tone half way
5: Stock, tone all the way down
6: Upgrade, tone all the way down
The harness was one I picked up on Ebay, and to me it sounds great and is built specifically for a PBass or Snakeshead Tele build. I'd recommend this upgrade for any Squier Precision bass, as it was inexpensive and very easy to install. You will need to open up your control plate holes a bit, though. Not a big deal for a Dremel tool with a grinding bit.
Parts List :
CTS Potentiometer- (2) 250K New 450G Series 10% Tolerance, U.S. sized 1/4" Solid Shaft, 1/4" Bushing
KCZ Tone Capacitor- K42Y Russian Mil Spec, Paper In Oil, .047uF@ 250V
Switchcaft Jack - 1/4" Mono
Gavitt Cloth Covered Wiring
Thoughts?