Terry M.

What's access to the uppermost frets like on them?

What is it?

Ha ha. I think Squier have really upped their game with regards to the entry level models. Classic Vibes have always been amazing.

That's a shame because just before Christmas I bought a new Squier Affinity Active Jazz Bass V and can't believe how awesome it is. I tried 3 different ones believing it to be some sort of fluke but every one delivered. My other basses are German made Warwicks for reference.

This is an interesting post. Apologies for going off topic in advance but this is off the back of your reference to the Overwater brand. I've noticed from forums that they seem to be favoured by working pros and can be seen being used by theatre pit musicians etc. What are their general attributes that may contribute to this?

I've never heard of him before but really enjoyed that YouTube link. Thanks for sharing.

No offence taken whatsoever. And it's true,I was ignorant of the facts 😊

Noted. That was based off my own ignorance.

Interesting topic. I'd always considered Leo Fender to have been a luthier but reading this thread I'm not so sure now 🤔

Bass is too awesome an instrument for me to feel any hatred towards,even the ones I didn't bond with and had to move on.

My daughter did that to me once in a busy music store and it cut like a knife. In my defence it was my standard warm up pentatonic scale routine that I tend to do when I first pick up any bass but still 😅

Love it 😎

You need a reason to own more than one or two basses? Goodness my wife better not read this as she queries why I need 3 😁

Actually YES I remember having to click on the reply button more than once because nothing was happening. Thanks for helping me to remember. I'll know not to do that again going forward 😊

To be honest I can't remember if that was the case.