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Just ordered a set of strings for my Precision from Mark at BD and he couldn't have been more helpful. A pleasure dealing with him.

Ooooh, this is difficult. Probably an Overwater Jazz V - blocks, ebony board, quilted maple or moon ebony top. I'd go for two Barefaced 1x12" Already have my Aggie 751, so would spend on a Fender CS Precision 4. (It must be said, I would nab a CAR Roscoe Beck V if one were to become available, even before the above.)

I think it's a sucker on the wall to prevent neck-dive, and the switch is for the on-stage kettle, should Mr Squire require a Cupasoup between numbers.

Usually 'dummy' coils to negate interference I think?

Sorted.

Interesting projection @LeftyJ. I wonder if things will fall into the pre/post situation we have now (Fender by Leo, Fender after Leo, Fender post CBS, Etc.), and we'll see 'real' Wals as those made by Wal himself and/or Pete the Fish? What will be a 'desirable' Overwater? When Chris retires, will current owners be sitting on gold mines? Oh, for a crystal ball (pre-acrylics of course).

Why mod it? Just don't dime the volume (and adjust bass/mid/treble to taste).

I never turn the volume of my active basses up fully. Try around a third to half volume on the bass, keep the input level low enough to avoid distortion and use your master volume on the amp to provide volume.

I don't think that this can actually be done (without the help of Q Section). I have a bass with the same gold pickguard and silver controls. If I were you, I'd leave well alone and learn to love it.

My '91

Or over it?

Here's a couple from 2018.

Eden 4x10 and 1x18 with Aguilar DB751 for louder Euphonic Audio 12" x2 with i-amp 800 or Aguilar TH700 for quieter Line 6 Studio 10 for "Shhhhhhhhh!"

Yes unfortunately, it used to be sunburst with a tortoise steering wheel. The tortoise passed away around 1997 I'm afraid, but it should be an easy fix.