2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
lets start a petition for electric xii
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
just got mine in, more on it later
don't know whats going on with the wood on the armrest....
don't know whats going on with the wood on the armrest....
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
looks wonderful - now where on earth did you get it!
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
WOW. the damn thing does exist! cool!
congrats!
congrats!
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
Tort-aside, that thing is beautiful.
How does it play/sound?
How does it play/sound?
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
From the pics I have to say - am very very impressed.
Questions
is that rather decent looking board buzzy much? - and what is the tone like regards those very Fender looking Jaguar pickups.
Questions
is that rather decent looking board buzzy much? - and what is the tone like regards those very Fender looking Jaguar pickups.
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
YAY!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
looks to be totally on par with the VM Jaguar - If so - the Black VI will be mine asap. Hell!- I may grab an oly as well.
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
More on that later?
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
Here it is next to its sibling
First impression is good...for the money. Craftmenship/assembly is nice overall tho I've seen some other minor finishing issues (check photo for black stripe next to sidedot), nothing to complain about. I do totally have no idea whats' going on at the armrest. Really weird 3D-ish kind of effect in the wood or finish there. The bridge is a kind of combination between a mustang and jazzmaster bridge. Soundwise it kinda reminds me of a fender jazz I guess but with the (subtle) differences when combining pickups you can get a lot of sounds. Fingerstyle seems okay so far! The strangle switch cuts some lows and when activated, nothing fancy there. Action is pretty good straight from the box, tuners seem to hold well but I have yet to attach the tremolo-arm.
Might do a simple youtube clip later today.
First impression is good...for the money. Craftmenship/assembly is nice overall tho I've seen some other minor finishing issues (check photo for black stripe next to sidedot), nothing to complain about. I do totally have no idea whats' going on at the armrest. Really weird 3D-ish kind of effect in the wood or finish there. The bridge is a kind of combination between a mustang and jazzmaster bridge. Soundwise it kinda reminds me of a fender jazz I guess but with the (subtle) differences when combining pickups you can get a lot of sounds. Fingerstyle seems okay so far! The strangle switch cuts some lows and when activated, nothing fancy there. Action is pretty good straight from the box, tuners seem to hold well but I have yet to attach the tremolo-arm.
Might do a simple youtube clip later today.
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
dammit I want one so badly… and I'm so broke right now … Looks really nice except for that horrible fake tort… looking forward to your appraisal and soundclips.
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
How is the low e-string working out?
You don't sound too impressed but, as the voice of everyone here who wants one ( ), do you think it'll play better after a setup?
You don't sound too impressed but, as the voice of everyone here who wants one ( ), do you think it'll play better after a setup?
Science Friction burns my fingers
Electricity still lingers
Electricity still lingers
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I can't get over how awesome it is, that the neck is B/B.
SERIOUSLY...
HOW COOL IS THAT?!
SERIOUSLY...
HOW COOL IS THAT?!
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Re: 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI
To be honest I wrote it down really quickly during uploading the photos because I want to play it a lot more. And English is not my first language so bare with me. I've also had a Gretsch Jet Baritone strung E to E just like this one which I sold to get the bassVI, not knowing they would be available so soon. So far I'm liking the squier better but I kinda popped my 'wow I have a BassVI look at me LOOK AT MEEE' cherry already. But I do like supplying the internets with some info and pictures for all of those whose GAS need to be cured .
Also, the neck has a poly coat on the back, not satin. About the pickguard: the plastic is still on it, as well as on the pups. It feels well balanced, no neckdive. It weighs a lot more then my jazzmaster tho. I've read in my 'Fender the golden age" book that the Jaguar guitar was invented with a shorter scale than the jazzmaster because guitarists complained the frets were to far away from the body. I guess those people should stay away from this BassVI.
Also, the neck has a poly coat on the back, not satin. About the pickguard: the plastic is still on it, as well as on the pups. It feels well balanced, no neckdive. It weighs a lot more then my jazzmaster tho. I've read in my 'Fender the golden age" book that the Jaguar guitar was invented with a shorter scale than the jazzmaster because guitarists complained the frets were to far away from the body. I guess those people should stay away from this BassVI.
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