OK, that makes sense, never knew that. That counts as my one and only thing to learn today.
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OK, that makes sense, never knew that. That counts as my one and only thing to learn today.
Huh, I always assumed it was Fender's typo. What exactly is a Squier? Is it named after the old AC wave naming convention? I've always wondered.
I dont remember disparaging the brand maybe you should read my post again.I don't think I'd get too upset over one bad bass. Yes, it sucks when you're the one that got it, but there are hundreds, or more, people on TB that are perfectly happy with their Squier basses. Not need to disparage an entire brand because you got a bad one.
I bought it off of Fender.comI'm confused. Why are you contacting Fender for a replacment. Who did you buy it from. They are the ones to returm it to and they can deal with Fender.
Since the screw holes for the bridge are drilled by CNC, it is almost impossible to be out of place.
Classic Vibe gen 2. All is said. Even the previous Vintage Modified models were better made. Yep the specs weren't "period accurate", and the logo not as "nice". But that's it. Squier good = JV 82-84, CV 2008-2016... the rest is... luck!
IIRC ITS THE NAME OF THE GUY WHO STARTED SQUIER.Huh, I always assumed it was Fender's typo. What exactly is a Squier? Is it named after the old AC wave naming convention? I've always wondered.
Any company can put out an occasional lemon, but it sucks when it's your turn in the barrel. I'm sure if you bought it new (and it sounds like you did), this will be no problem for you. And if the next one's a lemon, return it, too.Today I received a Squire classic vibe 70s P bass When the bass arrived the neck was like a banana so I immediately went to adjust the truss rod to the proper relief only to find the nut to be completely stripped. The bridge was slightly off center the pickups were buzzing really disappointing even though i own some expensive basses $400 is $400 ya know. I used to be in high praise of Squire but today I'm bummed. Contacted fender for a replacement or my money back. Let's see if they respond!
That's disappointing. I really like the Squier,CV series.Today I received a Squire classic vibe 70s P bass When the bass arrived the neck was like a banana so I immediately went to adjust the truss rod to the proper relief only to find the nut to be completely stripped. The bridge was slightly off center the pickups were buzzing really disappointing even though i own some expensive basses $400 is $400 ya know. I used to be in high praise of Squire but today I'm bummed. Contacted fender for a replacement or my money back. Let's see if they respond!
I thought the newer ISS serial numbered ones were suppose to be pretty good. Dang, I'm sorry to hear this. I 'm considering one of these myself. Not for the neck, but for that walnut colored Nato body. If QC from Fender is that bad, might as well order one from Amazon for $350 and use their easy return process if you get a bad one.Classic Vibe gen 2. All is said. Even the previous Vintage Modified models were better made. Yep the specs weren't "period accurate", and the logo not as "nice". But that's it. Squier good = JV 82-84, CV 2008-2016... the rest is... luck!
Oof. Last month I ordered a SBMM Ray34PB (the poplar burl one) and it was such a lemon. I ABSOLUTELY despise off-center bridges or nuts, and this bass had both. Also the frets were sprouting like there was no tomorrow. I had superficial cuts all over that was bothering me even in day-to-day activities. And that bass costs $850!Today I received a Squire classic vibe 70s P bass When the bass arrived the neck was like a banana so I immediately went to adjust the truss rod to the proper relief only to find the nut to be completely stripped. The bridge was slightly off center the pickups were buzzing really disappointing even though i own some expensive basses $400 is $400 ya know. I used to be in high praise of Squire but today I'm bummed. Contacted fender for a replacement or my money back. Let's see if they respond!