Squier Precision - Matt Freeman model. Incredible.

[discreet]

Original Equipment Manufacturer.

[lowhand_mike]

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Original Equipment Manufacturer.
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always thought that round the wrong way, it should be Original Manufacturer Equipment surely

[mcnach]

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The pickup itself has a label "ABP-1". And some people say it is Tonerider OEM. In any case stock PU is very decent vintage sounding pickup.
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"PBA-1" is the label. (maybe ABP is the left handed version :-p)
The Toneraiders have waxed cloth cables... it's hard to say for certain. I replaced the pickup on mine, but the original is not bad at all. I just like the Entwistle more: it's less of a traditional sound, so if you want classic P the Entwistle neodymium pickup would not be a good choice, but it was what I wanted and the stock pickup would indeed be a better choice.

This bass doesn't stop to amaze me... it feels and plays so well!

Edited September 24, 2015 by mcnach

[discreet]

You have to love vintage white, black and maple. You made the right choice there! Enjoy.

[vaesto]

Yes. Checked it again and the label on PU is PBA1-BK.

[Conan]

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Yes. Checked it again and the label on PU is PBA1-BK.
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But do we know who makes the pickup? Despite quite a lot of searching I've drawn a blank so far...

[vaesto]

Nope. Honestly, I don't care. Guess it is made in China the same way as the bass itself.

[SH73]

I've had this bass for nearly three months and I am blown away with the sound especially when playing IM songs. It still has the strings it came with,but may change tgem and put Rotos on.