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Marc S

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Marc S last won the day on April 3 2022

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  1. Hi @Little Helios Welcome back to the world of bass. I started playing in about 1982. I hadnt been playing that long, before i just stopped altogether. There were a few times when i picked a bass up and dreamed of playing again.... one day. After not playing for almost 25 years, I started again, and haven't looked back. There are times when I think how much better I'd be if I hadn't given up. But mostly, I'm just happy to be playing. I've spent way way too much on basses. I own way too many, and keep swapping, selling & trading.... but it's all part of the fun for me 😀
  2. I'm sure you will @Lozz196 it's a really good read. He shares some great anecdotes. I must read it again.
  3. Wow! He's just gone up even more in my estimations of him. Wish I'd been there, I'd have really enjoyed a noodle on both those basses. Thanks for sharing this info & the pics 😀
  4. Well, having just recently sold a Precision (and one I really liked at that), I've gone and got another one. Moreover, I had one of these before, and sold it, partly to "upgrade" to a Fender.... so it's full circle, again 😉 Actually, I previously owned 2 of these earlier versions of the Squier Classic Vibe P basses; one in pale blue, and the other in Fiesta Red. I swore blind I'd never sell either - but I was tempted away by other basses. Selling my CV's only in attempt to keep the numbers down. Anyhow, I really did miss both, especially the Fiesta Red version as it had become my fave colour, with Tort guard. My upgraded Fiesta Red P was a Mex Classic 50's, and I really liked that too. However, the slightly wider neck was beginning to feel less comfortable. So I found myself wishing it had a slightly narrower neck, like the CV. So local BC'er and top bloke Lewis put this up for sale, and I decided to swing by and take a trip down memory lane, and I was instantly taken back to the enjoyment I got, playing my old CV. It's a tad heavier than the Danelectro, or the Short Scale Ibanez I mostly gig with these days - but what the heck... I just decided to go for it. I can always use it for a first set, then switch to the Dano for the 2nd set anyway, eh? Will I ever learn? Probably not
  5. Lovely looking bass @Eric_Wombat. I must admit, I've pondered getting one of these - even though I already have way too many. I particularly like the colour, it's a pinkish burgundy wine, and i think it's a great colour. I've not played one of these, but have heard great reports from owners and people who've tried them out. I quite liked Guy Pratt, and he went up in my estimations after reading his book - very well written, and so entertaining. Also, I really enjoyed his lockdown videos & bass lessons. Enjoy your new bass 😀
  6. Just a heads up on this neck - I've got someone local coming to take a look tomorrow.
  7. PM replied to. Sadly, I've had several postal "issues" lately, both sending and receiving parcels 😞
  8. Awesome! Congratulations sir 😀
  9. Ooh - hope you can find a suitable replacement neck.
  10. I must admit, I thought all Fender & Squier neck & pocket dimensions would be fairly standard - but I once compared this to a MIM Fender, and the neck was just a tad too tight for the neck pocket.... of course, a bit of filing / sanding the neck heel would have helped. (I didn't opt for that body though).
  11. I think this neck is from a "Vintage Modified" series bass? But perhaps someone on here will know for sure. I once owned a VM P/J precision, and ended up wishing I'd kept the body, to use with this neck. The VM series really were pretty good quality instruments.
  12. Squier fretless jazz neck, in really good condition. There is a tiny "ding", barely noticeable on the back of the neck around fret position 10. The fingerboard (Ebanol?) has some very very light surface marking, which you can't feel. Neck is nice & straight, and the truss rod works smoothly. Loaded tuners included - they're in great condition and turn smoothly. Bought with the intention of finding a suitable Squier body - but never got around to using, as I traded a fretless bass instead (Spector). It's such a nice neck, I think it needs to be used. I prefer not to post. Collection from Barry, South Wales, though I sometimes travel about, so a meet may be possible. No trades - I need to thin the collection.
  13. Oh no! Sad news indeed 😞
  14. Amazing instruments. And that is an incredible price! Edit: These are now a fiver short of £3k new..... this is an absolute bargain
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