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Minty

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  • Birthday 29/05/1988

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  2. Hmm, this would look pretty nice next to my fiesta red JV jazz...
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  5. Yesterday I tried out a '73 Jazz, a '79 Antigua Precision and an '83 SQ Precision...the SQ blew the others away in terms of playability and resonance. My '83 JV Jazz is better still. I think the quality and the in-hand feel of Japanese instruments surpass the majority of the USA's efforts around that time, and ever since tbh. They're starting to gather genuine vibe and mojo too now after being around for 30+ years...
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  7. [quote name='LZD56' timestamp='1468068413' post='3088404'] How's that a bargain? All the UK stockists have been selling at that price surely? At least all the ones I've seen online have. [/quote] Oh my bad, the only store I've seen it in had it for £1000+.
  8. Just saw this on ebay if anyone's looking for a bargain... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Flea-Jazz-Bass-Rosewood-Fingerboard-Roadworn-Shell-Pink-/172267974093?hash=item281bf8adcd:g:42YAAOSwvg9XgCkd
  9. Hi folks, can any Squier nerds please help me out? I've won an auction for a "JV Squier" that was supposedly pieced together from 1982 parts...but something ain't quite right. The neck is a legit JV precision neck, although possibly a domestic edition due to the smaller machine heads....but the body doesn't fly right with me. Surely a JV body would have the ditch below the neck pocket for the truss rod access? The bridge clearly isn't an export JV but could be domestic or other? And what's up with the neck pocket stamp...I'm fairly sure that is says SQ-JB...which I've never come across before! I thought that could have meant it was an SQ model, but they would also have the truss rod access slot....so what gives? Does anyone out there have a JV / SQ with the same features? If anyone can help, that would be great! Thank you.
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  11. Very cool. I bet this plays like a dream!
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    Kinda wish I never saw this because now I want it. I'm interested if the offer falls through!
  13. My recent recording rig at Middle Farm Studios: I mostly used the '83 Squier JV Jazz into a '77 Ampeg VT-40 -> '60s Fender 2x15, an early Ampeg SVT Classic -> an old Ampeg 8x10, and a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier -> Mesa 4x12. The cabs were isolated in 2 separate rooms because everything was running hot and loud. The Peavey 2x15 pictured was used for a monitor, room sound and general vibe!
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