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So how do they compare soundwise, build wise and generally?

They all sure are very purrdy!

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I literally only got back 30 minutes ago, I want to clean the 2 new (to me) ones up a bit then I'll compare properly, the JV has a badass on it too, and I noticed with the JV that the tuners go the other way (strings are strung correctly though), but on the back of them the spiral bit thingy (that's a technical term) is the other way round to most basses I've played.

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[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='37912' date='Jul 27 2007, 05:44 PM']I literally only got back 30 minutes ago, I want to clean the 2 new (to me) ones up a bit then I'll compare properly, the JV has a badass on it too, and I noticed with the JV that the tuners go the other way (strings are strung correctly though), but on the back of them the spiral bit thingy (that's a technical term) is the other way round to most basses I've played.[/quote]


Reverse tuners is the recognised nomenclature for such devices...................... :)

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Both of them will have been built in the same factory.

Does the no-name bass have anything on it at all, country of manufacture or a serial number, perhaps?

Jon.

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[quote name='Bassassin' post='37998' date='Jul 27 2007, 10:46 PM']Does the no-name bass have anything on it at all, country of manufacture or a serial number, perhaps?[/quote]

That bass is pretty new, I've been told by a few places that Tokai made them.

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[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='37912' date='Jul 27 2007, 05:44 PM']I literally only got back 30 minutes ago, I want to clean the 2 new (to me) ones up a bit then I'll compare properly, the JV has a badass on it too, and I noticed with the JV that the tuners go the other way (strings are strung correctly though), but on the back of them the spiral bit thingy (that's a technical term) is the other way round to most basses I've played.[/quote]

By the looks of it, you have one of the very first JV Squiers: big Fender logo, with little "Squier series" logo. Collector's item. Well done! I'm pretty certain that the maple board makes it a '57 re-issue, rather than a '62 like mine. Would also be interested in how much it cost and how they compare (I don't have a "modern" P).

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