luckman67

I had the "Jack" bass in the 90's as well, wish I'd kept mine

Had a few bargains though maybe when I bought them the going price was not far off. 1964 Hofner violin bass £175 November 1988 1992 Rickenbacker 4003 £650 August 1998 2003 Musicman SUB £89.99 2012 I THINK. 2008 MIM/MIJ Fender Precision £150 2012 There have been loads of others but these stick out.

Looks good.

You have 2 great basses there ,

Great look with the black scratchplate & the white pickup covers very cool

Amazing work you had done with amazing results, it looks brilliant .

[quote name='grandad' timestamp='1434276267' post='2798170'] Put flatwounds on and never change them again! [/quote] Done just that and for that very reason.

Absolutely stunning

The bass looks great hope when you finish the setup, it's everything you'd hoped that it would be . For my 21st birthday my Dad bought me a secondhand Peavey T-40 (stolen years ago ), often thought about replacing it but the weight of it was heavy then I'm 48 now don't think I could wear it for long .

[quote name='theyellowcar' timestamp='1431791267' post='2775065'] Win win! [/quote] Same here nice one

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1431605881' post='2773065'] I found that, despite liking MIMs, Squiers, CIJs, Sig Series etc, the ones for me are the US Standards. It may be "label-conciousness" or something, but I just feel more comfortable with them. Nothing wrong with the others, but to me there is always something, that I can`t specify mind, missing with them. [/quote] It took me 27 years & a few attempts to love the Precision bass, but like Lozz196 the new American Standard Precision changed all that for me .

What about the Rumble 200? I looked at the 100 but preferred the 15" speaker as to the 1 x12.

Do the 2010 Precisions have the Custom Shop pickups?

Another vote for a pickup change for the 2010 Precision bass.

Love it, though I would never want to transport it .

Looks great

Very nice & a great colour.

Agreed it is a nice looking bass.

Enjoyed watching that .

Nice mods and you have a bass that will serve you well for years to come. IIRC the pickups are the same that are on the American Standard Precisions, that was one of the reasons why I bought it.

That is a stunning looking bass

A new set of strings & if needed a quick setup you never know, the pickups may surprise you. Still a nice looking bass though .

You have a great bass there for what you said, the price of a modern Squier.Looking forward to seeing pictures with the chrome parts put back on, what are the original pickups like?

Same here had one which I bought for next to nothing,& if I hadn't needed to sell it to help with a vet bill I would still own it.

Glad you got your bass back,you can never put a value on sentimental items. I don't play my 1964 Hofner violin bass but I couldn't bring myself to sell it though had it since 1988.