luckman67

This was my favourite Tokai bass

Looks great

That is a nice bass

As said above in the 80's Tokai made good basses & guitars, I wish I'd bought a couple of them back then .

An amazing bass & an amazing wife, that is a nice looking Jazz bass .

[attachment=189144:002.jpg]I've had an on & off love affair with the Precision bass & it's clones since I started playing bass back in 1987. My Wife bought me a 1989 MIK Squier Precision "twice" which I still have, though now resides in it's guitar case. Then this January I bought a new & my first American made Fender Precision bass, and I wish I'd bought one years ago this bass just feels and sounds right to me. Even put a set of flatwounds on it my first set in 27 years.[attachment=189145:2.jpg]

[attachment=189057:2.jpg][attachment=189058:4.jpg]Same as gsgbass a 2014 American Standard Precision in Olympic white & tort.

[attachment=189012:4.jpg]My 2014 American Standard which I got in January,only upgrades are a set of Fender straplocks & Fender flatwound bass strings.

Just stumbled onto this thread & it's my old setup back in 1989/90. I swapped a 2x15 cab for the Vox and still had the sound city heavy thing that it was. I was using my 1964 Hofner violin bass & wanted a McCartney look, when the sound city broke I gave I away and used an H/H valve sound head. I gave the Vox cab to a friend after storing it my Dads place for a few years, nice to see one again will see if I have a pic of mine somewhere.

Stunning

Very nice I like the big '70's logo

Lovely looking bass I like the neck a lot .

Looking forward to see pics of it .

Very nice indeed .

I'm really getting into the whole Precision bass "thing" since I got my bass in January (see avatar). Your right the necks on the new US basses are a joy to hold & play, the only upgrade has bee a set of Fender straplocks .

[i]The headstock to me is like a modern version of the old Tele style precision, can't tell from the photo's but is the body the same thickness as a P bass? I like it though .[/i]

That's nice the necks on the American Standards & Specials are really nice.

Mind blowingly beautiful there is nothing else,that you could do to make it look any better .

I am determined now to be GAS free I spent the best part of last year thinking about it going over all the basses I'd owned, over the past 27 years and the money I'd spent & wasted on some of them & the money I lost when I sold them on . I had spent so much time saving for basses & amps (which you can do for any hobby/interest). Always said that when I reached 50 I would quit buying basses & amps, anyhow 2 years earlier than planned I have managed to do just that . So I read a lot of reviews on basses and amps that I liked the look of, and one of my main criteria was that it was it had to be well made & the weight of the bass & amp had to be manageable (no more Peavey TNT 160's ).For me the new American Fender Precision with the Custom Shop pickups & the improvements, made on the neck and the weight and feel of the bass won me over. All I have added is a set of straplocks & for the first time ever flatwound strings, so that takes care of my bass needs & string changes won't be for a good few years. And amp wise I liked the look and weight again of the Fender Rumble 200 combo. So now I can save my money for other things & sit back and enjoy what I own instead of looking and thinking "What if or I need that".

Thank you for all the advice gentlemen yesterday,I got a set of Fender 9050L flatwound strings & changed them one by one. The neck is fine and after using roundwound strings for the past 27 years, it does feel a bit strange but sounds good through my Fender Rumble 200 .

It would be great just to spend a weekend going through every case, & trying them out .

[attachment=181963:2.jpg]The Olympic white/maple neck has become my favorite colour combination now .

WOW that is a beautiful bass you have there.

Fender has done well with these V3 Rumble series.

Bass & Amp together [attachment=181252:3.jpg]