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Very appreciative of you playing with both a pick and fingers

I liked the 60's tone more. and you left out the biggest reason for tone change, bridge pickup placement change.

I’m considering buying the 50’s Precision Bass, but I’m considering the Jaguar CV 70’s as well? I had a CV 70’s p and sold it after about a year.

Thanks for reviewing this bass! You just solidified my choice for buying this bass! I have bought CV’s before and liked them, and then sold them because I saw something else I wanted more. You know what I mean. I love this bass, I love the sound. It really shine’s when you throw some flats on it, and turn the tone down.

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Great demo. Great Jack of All Trades Bass. Love mine. Just wish the body was a bit heavier.

the rumored neck diving isr real? thanks

Squier for the pickup.

Are all these basses youre ?

Good, brief vid. I'm a huge proponent of boiling. And dude I LOVE the wine finish on your Squire!

i think i love it. i think they got it in 1. Leo, you magnificent man!!!!

I'm really leaning toward that 70s classic vibes. The roasted maple gives it an incredible look. Throw in some new pots, and some EMG Geezer pickups, and it will be an affordable version of Lakland.

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Thanks man!!!

Good stuff dude. Thank you!!!

I want the pickup’s changed out to something a vintage type. I think actually maybe a vintage p bass pickup’s and a hot jazz bass pickup? I am not sure if you can mix them up like that and maybe change the tone cap to a 0.022uf and a 0.047uf paper and oil type because that is a vintage type of capacitor. Thanks Jimmy

I fell in love with the unique look and sound of the original P bass thanks to the awesome playing of the band Cake’s bassist. Got a sunburst one coming to me Monday!

How does this neck compare to the CV 60s and 70s?

I hate 38mm nut widths so both are out for me. I other than that the Squier looks and sounds better.

I upgraded but found that my original Squire pickups were actually beefier

the 70s bass only has maple for the natural look unfortunately. i wwouldve loved if i could get it in sunburst for the looks but idk now. for me the quier 60s is a little cheaper

If you’re going to use the camera mic for your speech audio, don’t put music on top of it. It’s sounds horrible and it’s hard to hear what you’re saying in that boxy room. At least turn down the music.

Stop waving your hands around.

I have the 5 string MIM. Absolutely lovely to play, and an amazing aray of tonal configurations. I disagree with the neck profile though, it's definitely a Jazz Bass neck, NOT a P-bass. Shame I never got to play the American version.

The 60's has that grown twang thing that I like.

the weight of the Yamaha bb234 (Lbs/Kgs) ?

Wonderful and very underrated bass. Kinda reminds me of the G&L's tones. Looking forward to buy one any time soon.

got one i gotta get restrung

Good review, thank you. I think I'm about to pull the trigger on a BB234. I have a Yamaha Tele six string which is so well made that I was leaning towards the BB anyway, but always good to get a second opinion.

That’ sounds like the one I had.

Do you play this bass?

Thank you! The Grabber, The Peavey T-40, The Vantage Bass (I've got a wacky one with an extra pickup, a 710B ), great, huge looking and sounding instruments! Question, are you sure Matsumoku also built guitars for Ibanez? I thought these 70's and 80's Ibanez-things were built in the Fugijen factory.

It's not "Yaco", it's Jaco. He wasn't European, he was from South Florida. Check out his son Felix. And it's not mere legend that Jaco removed his frets with a knife, etc, he definitely did. He tells the story to Jerry Jemmott ~7 minutes into this classic instructional video he made a few years before his tragic death. It's an education par excellence for any bassist. ruclips.net/video/fnHQc-gepGg/видео.html

The Player doesn't really know what it is, it's not really a Mustang with PJ pickups, so sorry of sounds like a P bass but certainly not an actual Mustang.

Squire sounds dull

Just bought a CV 70s Jazz bass today. Mine is the black one.

does it do well in drop B??

Having used the preamp on the SR300E bass before, this arrangement won't take much to get used to, but yes it'd be a little much as a first bass (especially with how that middle knob is stacked while the ones beside it aren't). I heard the tuners are bad, but are they any worse than the Squier Affinity Jazz tuners? I never had issue with those personally, but I'm looking for a bass that combines the two I already have (3 band EQ with a passive switch on a jazz bass body) and this is the least expensive, most interesting one I've found so far.

What strings are you using?

Slap please

Thanks for this video, I currently have a fretted version of the same bass and getting annoyed with the string buzz. I got it tuned up at a local shop and it is still buzzing. I'm new to bass. Do you think fretless will almost eliminate the buzzing?

I have the BB234 and a video of me playing it. I like it too!

I think the stock bridge had better sound.

It looks nice but pine ?? It probably wont last I imagine the scratch plate screws will strip out quickly. Maybe if it was yellow like Dusty Hill's bass , it comes in 1 color. I'll pass till more colors and a different wood.

what’s that thing by red sticker

I wonder how much the high mass bridge you added on the 70's bass influenced your decision 🤔

You aught to do a shootout with squier classic vibe vs yamaha bb234

Definitely think the yamaha deserves the win . Ive played the Bb 234 in my local music store and you'd swear it cost more with the playability and sound

I have been looking at the newer Tokai PB '51s. They look and sound great. I have a couple of Tokai Jazzes and they're super.