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If you always thought P's a bit mmeh, not sure an Affinity will change your mind. Nowt wrong with them but can't see one exciting you much. Why not save a little more and aim for a Classic Vibe or Vintage Modified. But concerning Affinity prices check on Ebay completed/sold listings, there will be loads of them and you should be able to get a good idea on a fair price.

Understood Enjoy your tinkering.

The necks on the couple of vintage instruments that I've owned were good enough for me to not feel the need to swap them out.

I swap between my Dingwall and Fenders, G&L's etc. with no problems. I suppose I do have to pay attention and be a little careful when playing the disco type octave lines, if going beyond 12th fret. I've not played any of Combustions but I'm sure the standard will be high.

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Don't know if the answer to your question is here but it is a good resource anyway http://home.provide.net/~cfh/fender2.html

That is handsome Karl.

Listening to Chris Squire, Fragile or the Yes Album through proper old school hi-fi

Nice one Blue, now go get some sleep

Have a good one Blue.

Ours isn't until tomorrow night. We have rehearsed Monster Mash and we are wearing make up

High or low, I'd be happy using DR Highbeams or D'addario Pro Steels.

I have had that before, try moving the input socket around so that it's not touching the sides. Worked for me.

What Lozz said I used my 66 at band rehearsal last night. It just sounded superb and felt lovely, didn't want the session to end. Shame to not gig it really but would be nervous using it at pub gigs.

Paul purchased my Squier 50's Classic Vibe. A pleasure to deal with from start to finish, a total gent.