Can I have a SuperJazz ?

[JohnFitzgerald]

My main squeeze is one of these.

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That's not me in the vid, I hasten to add, but the lad's a handy player.

Squier Jazz Active V Deluxe I think it's called. I should know, but it's such a long name I sometimes forget myself.

What would I gain by going to a boutique superjazz ?
Reason I'm asking is that it sound pretty damn mint to me already.
If I fed my own one some new strings, it would sound just as nice as this one.

Other than the sheer undeniable coolness of ownership, what would a Sadowsky or similar bring to the party ?

Genuine question.

[Lfalex v1.1]

Bankruptcy?
Seriously, though, if ain't broke, why fix it?
Still, it won't hurt to try a few out.... That's the best way to find out if you're missing anything you can't live without.

[bubinga5]

if your happy with that bass and it feels right, thats what matters.... i think boutique basses are so subjective as is any other bass.. you might not like a Sadowsky, but you may dig a Mike Lull more.. A Sadowsky will give you real quality and a Sadowsky tone, but it may not give you ergonomic satisfaction... there is no RIGHT answer because there are too many variables....



im thinking thats not a stock Squire too

Edited November 26, 2011 by bubinga5

[JohnFitzgerald]

No, that's what they sound like.
At least, the one I have here does.

As regards living without. Much as I would like these things, circumstances most likely dictate I can live without. I can but dream though.

Never heard of Mike Lull. Will go looking, it's at least nice to know they exist.