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Hey folks,
I've recently tried a few P copy basses but hav'nt got on with them at all.......until today that is.
My nephews band were using our rehearsal room today and I had a twonk on the guys bass.
It's an H serial MIJ P Bass with the strap lock on the back of the headstock, that's a 62 ri is it then ??
I can safely say it was the nicest bass i've played. I'm no expert at all but it felt just right, even the neck wasn't too chunky for me which is something i've found on every P bass i've tried.
Could the guys "In The Know" enlighten me if there's any particular reason this one did the trick. Were the necks a bit thinner that year perhaps ??? This Bass isn't for sale but if a similar one comes up for grabs what should I look for etc etc.
Any help would be appreciated as I think i found my bass nirvana.
:)

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Thanks Burrito,
It was a Sunburst,torty guard,maple neck with rosewood board, I suppose the only other thing was the strap button.
I'm really clueless about Fenders and I've never really fancied one, till now, this one felt just right.
I think it's probably the neck profile that was key here, were they all the same at that time or is there something about "H" that I need to be on the look out for.
Thanks again,
Pete. :)

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[quote name='kennyrodg' post='737834' date='Feb 7 2010, 07:34 AM']It was a Sunburst,torty guard,maple neck with rosewood board, I suppose the only other thing was the strap button.
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Yep sounds like a 62RI, good luck with the search for one. They are great fun & you should be able to find one you like

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