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I've been looking at an 80's Jap Squier Jazz bass - the serial starts with an E - this seems to indicate '84-'87 construction

is this range as good as the earlier Jap Squiers? - the JV range I think???

any guidance on price or whether to avoid

many thanks

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[quote name='The Burpster' post='159797' date='Mar 18 2008, 05:59 PM']Think you'll get a better response in teh for sale thread.....

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why? I don't think there's one for sale is there? :)

I had an E Serial Fender Precision, it was very good - well made, good quality stuff on it. I've got a JV Precision which is better, but the E serial was very good. I've also got an early 90s Jap Squier strat which is alright apart from the pickups (which I've now changed). I think you would struggle to get anything really bad out of the Japanese Fender/Squier factories to be honest.

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I had a JV Squier from the first month of production with the rare headstock and sold it for around £600, had an old 80's Fender P and sold it I think for around £300 to someone on here.

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Some of the Squires from the mid eighties had plywood bodies. I know this for a fact because I have a squire strat from about 85 that I bought brand new and it has indeed got a plywood body, difficult to tell until it got chipped

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I have one with the copper earth strip and a'.
Same as the CIJ '62 reissue Fender I just sold for £400 - only differences were the decal and a white s/p instead of hte mint green from the CIJ.
I think the Squier plays better, but that is entirely subjective.
I would expect £350 as a fair value on the reissue spec Squier.
...or is that heavy?

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Why was this thread moved? Nothing's for sale here. I thought it was fine in Bass Guitars. Back on topic, I'd expect an to pay £300-350 for an early-ish Squier.

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