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The 5420T and 2420T are great guitars, great quality and value for money. The whole range is good.

Maybe I'd go for the CV 70s... But they all sound the same. Which one is prettier? Which one is more comfortable? Which one is playable? Make your decision based on this!

40th gold sounds the best tbh

nice video. one suggestion: it would be great to add the time codes of the different sections in the video description. RUclips will break automatically break it into chapters then and you get links to jump to each section for easier comparison.

It kind of sounds like the pickups are adjusted too far away from the strings on the 5420. Just need raised a smidge.

psychclones sound incredible

The two anniversary models, by a country mile.

it’s very simple: the only sound difference between a CV 60 and the CV 70 is the fingerboard wood (indian laurels vs maple), the same for the 40th anniversary. But another big difference is the soundability and the comfort: the 40th anniversary beats all the other basses because the neck back is satin and not glossy, the tuners are amazing, the neck is like a butter and the tone pot is very progressive. 40th anniversary is (so far) the top level Squier basses (the same for the Jazz model)

None of them, they're crap!😂

Keep two if you can, but don't get the same strings on both. Seriously, they sound so close to each other.

I replaced the gold hw on my 40th with a Ray Ross bridge, plastic pickguard and upgraded the tuners. It's the only bass I play, now.

What do you think? Which one did I keep?

So here is my personal opinion on the Squier p basses. The 60s is very round and full but still has a lot of top end. If you roll back the tone pot you get an absolutely nice vintage tone. The 70s is tighter and funkier, just as the musical period it is refrring to. It is a wonderful modding platform as I ve seen videos where people put in Musicman Humbuckers and basically turned them into Stingrays. I noticed that of all basses it has the most high end roll off and softest attack. The anniversary models have more presence and a clearer attack than the classic vibes. The gold edition is very tight and punchy and almost goes into a thunderbirdy/rickenbackery direction with reduced but super tight low end. The vintage edition offers a little more low mids When comparing them in a mix the differences become hardly noticeable. All of them did a good job at fitting into the mix - It´s a p bass after all.