Unidentifiable P bass

[cyco739z]

Hello TBer's
Anyone know the best way to identify a unmarked P copy? I picked it up crazy cheap and rewired it & set it up. Itseems to be of decent quality but no markings or #'s anywhere....
The headstock looks Jay Turser.
I will add a photo when I get home if the app lets me.
I was hoping maybe a site that helps with this thru photos or something.
Thanks.

 

[Tonegasm]

A photo would provide the most clarity.

 

[cyco739z]

This is it

 

[cyco739z]

 

[FranF]

Just a guess.. De-logo-ed SX?

 

[cyco739z]

What I do know about it is it has a solid body and a transparant green high gloss finish showing wood grain, seems to have great fit & finish quality. The tone is very punchy and crisp more so than my Squier Standard series P (which is a frequent player and is the only other true P bass that I have to compare it to. I am more of a Jazz bass guy) Thanks to anyone who can help or even give an opinion.

 

[taurus1]

I think you're correct with the Jay Turser headstock comment.

 

[cyco739z]

Upon further investigation, it appears it may be a SX with the "hook" sanded off the headstock. Thats just alright with me. Most definatly a player. broke it in in extensive practices last few days.

 

[Wallace320]

MIC Farida FPB

a good bass for its price (less than $. 150.00 for new) except for finishings (more "fragile" or "volatile" than necessarily poor)

Cheers,
Wallace