Jimryan

Do it :-P my next one will be the same but the opposite. White hardware may be a problem to find though.

Don't forget the VM's. Got mine and changed the pup for a quarter pounder, then added a basslines MM bucket. I now prefer it to my American deluxe jazz. And it's a trendy oly white one too

Cheers Gary, chuffed to bits with the turn out.

As some of you may remember, a while back I bought a Squier VM p with aspirations to modify it. Here it is when I got it: Nothing special. Just a stock bass. Now I've never modded or even considered modding before, but realised, if I did, I could get exactly what I wanted. So, I set out with plans and started ordering parts. It's not technically finished yet as my hipshot hasn't arrrived from the states yet, but for the sake of photos it doesn't matter. Hope you lot like it as much as I do. [url="http://s1258.photobucket.com/albums/ii527/jimryan88/Squier%20VM%20p/"]http://s1258.photobu...quier%20VM%20p/[/url] List of mods: Duncan Designed pup's changed for basslines quarter pounder, Basslines Ceramic MM bucker fitted, Electrics changed to Vol, Vol, Tone (all new pots) Bridge cover added, All hardware changed to black (except screws which were sprayed white), Headstock sanded and sprayed white with large 70's fender decal added, Block markers added, Black strings added, Large Hylian Crest added, Hipshot Ultralite D-tuner will be fitted when it arrives All in all aesthetically pleasing as well as sonically. Very well balanced and the lightest bass I've ever owned. The basslines are fantastic, aggressive, full of options and higher output than my active jazz. In fact, I like this lil squier so much, it's rendered my '96 American deluxe jazz (50th anniversary of fender one) that I got off of here) pointless so I'll be selling that one, or possibly trading, but more likely selling.

Never really played it enough. Plus intend to move about abit this year and it wasn't practicle. She's now in the good hands of BC's vey own merlin.

Cheers daf, I've no longer got a double bass, but forgot to remove myself from the list

I was thinking of a rotary selector as I'm not a fan of blade switches. I'll probably wire it jazz style for now (with the mm in parallel) until I make a definite decision. Was juSt after views/experiences.

I'm halfway through completing a project. My squier P is off being routed, but ive been asked how I want it wired. I really don't know. I'm using basslines quarter pounder P and a ceramic MM at the bridge. I was thinking of a stacked volume, master tone and a rotary selected for the different MM functions. Though I also thought of one volume for each and a master tone. Ideall I want the best of both sounds, yet simple. Any thoughts/suggestions welcome. At this stage it's staying passive.

Nice, I hadn't seen that before. Not far off what I'm after ending up with.

sounds interesting, any pics of one? I suppose half the logic behind this I want to sort of experience the process too. The only mod I've ever done is install straploks. I've always wanted to have a go at heavily modding something.

Valid point. The body to be precise. I looked into buying a finished body, but would have to wait to play until all the parts arrived. With this one, I can keep using it as I modify it, plus I love the weight of it...at the moment. Wasn't too keen on the sound in the shop, but sounds ok through my HH.