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Plenty of hyperbole but I wouldn't call it misleading in any way.

Speaking as someone prone to verbose, overly-detailed and (some might say) florid sales descriptions, I'm inclined to think it's a better selling technique than simply saying: "Generic P bass copy. Black".

And no - it's not mine... :D

Jon.

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[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1423312577' post='2683370']
Plenty of hyperbole but I wouldn't call it misleading in any way.

Speaking as someone prone to verbose, overly-detailed and (some might say) florid sales descriptions, I'm inclined to think it's a better selling technique than simply saying: "Generic P bass copy. Black".

And no - it's not mine... :D

Jon.
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So you don't think the part where they describe it as a hand-finished, custom instrument by a family owned guitar building company is misleading? Given it's come straight off a production line in China and is in no way 'custom'?

I wouldn't call it misleading as much as I would outright b***s***!

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Obviously we at basschat are far too astute to fall for such sales ploys, I think the price is probably the most accurate description the seller could have made! Says it all.

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[quote name='cameltoe' timestamp='1423324166' post='2683563']
So you don't think the part where they describe it as a hand-finished, custom instrument by a family owned guitar building company is misleading? Given it's come straight off a production line in China and is in no way 'custom'?

I wouldn't call it misleading as much as I would outright b***s***!

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In what way? I don't know where it was manufactured, who owns that manufacturer & what their finishing process was - do you? :P

If it's the use of the word "custom" you object to, then there are going to be a lot of targets for your ire beyond this one - including an entire Dutch brand from the 70s!

And that would definitely beg the question - in what way is Squier's Vintage Modified range "modified"? What from? And by whom??? I demand we are told! :D

J.

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[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1423327964' post='2683620']

In what way? I don't know where it was manufactured, who owns that manufacturer & what their finishing process was - do you? :P

If it's the use of the word "custom" you object to, then there are going to be a lot of targets for your ire beyond this one - including an entire Dutch brand from the 70s!

And that would definitely beg the question - in what way is Squier's Vintage Modified range "modified"? What from? And by whom??? I demand we are told! :D

J.
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Touché!

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