72 Fender Precision Bass Goes HOME
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Hey Dave, Kevin from Solo here..
Fender have certain parts/pickups that fall under “retail” (with fender header card, or box) or “Service parts” which have generic packaging like those 62’s you put in. Fender SKU’s that start with 099 are generally retail packaging and Fender SKU’s that start with 77 or 55 or other numbers are service part SKU’s. Hope that clears up the packaging question.
Thanks for the info Kevin :)
Kevin which Fender 62's Precision pickups are these that Dave ordered from you for this bass in the video?
@@jagpanzer16 I'm not exactly sure I would have to check the system
I've been an electrician for 30 years. I can understand the wiring when I really look at it....but soldering...that is my major weakness. I only work on my own basses so the new presoldered kits are great for me. If anyone is concerned about the wiring terminals. They are similar to what we use in 277v lighting.
I knew exactly where the gasket story was going…”the new guy” does it every time.
Would LOVE to hear you play your outro bass line Dave. Copyright strike yourself and make more money :)
Will do
You made a vintage bass live again Mr. Dave 👍
Do enjoy it when Dave has an old P bass on the bench.
Stunning work Dave! Fell in love at 10:45 with that beautiful neck! ❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Love the House Of Guitars sticker! Got one many years ago, first time visiting the US. Hometown Rochester. The shop that ate my brain.
Dave your an inspiration to me. The way you look at the job at hand you address the situation and use common sense and many years of knowledge to go at it the right way Thank you sir - You are a scholar and a gentleman
Not to mention the killer bass you brought back to life.
Agreed! -- (although it's "you're".)
Nice work Canuck. Hope all is well in retirement.
Sounds like it's got a what's called an "A neck." Some P basses came with a Jazz Bass nut width in the 70s. Owned one myself!
Nice work Dave!
David, is the best , anywhere he takes great pride in repair ing stuff asif it were his own!!!👁️✌️👍😁
well you did a great job on this vintage fender bass dave. great learning tool for us that want to learn
The Hakko FX-888D is an excellent soldering station for guitar work, with a 3.2mm chisel tip (I like to use a 2.4mm chisel for switch lugs.).
The copper definitely grounds everything. I always wire a backup because I had a customer who would sweat a lot, and his sweat got between the pot and metal plate on his tele and built up corrosion that caused the contact ground to fail. Now I am always paranoid about that😅.
BS not needed..ever look in a vintage jazz bass
@DavesWorldofFunStuff Yep, no ground wire, all grounded by the plate. I'm just paranoid a pot will come loose or corrosion break the ground during a show.
Absolutely gorgeous work Dave! Cheers! 🏆🏆🍻🍻
Great video.
Beautiful bass . Man I hate the covers ! Thanks Dave .
Dream Catcher 🎸
That's a mean looking P bass. Love it!
House of guitars!!! My home town
Nice job Dave...I have a 73 P bass I bought new when I was 19....way more beat up than that one but still plays and sounds good..I like to see these old dogs get fixed up..
great job on a SWEET bass Dave!
Don't want a dream catcher like that :)
Nice to see the shout out to House of Guitars in Rochester, NY! Being a guitar nut from Buffalo, NY it’s a necessary thing to go visit.
👍 Thanks for the extra details Dave!
No problem 👍
Had the same problem on my avri 57 p bass, maple neck, nice ski jump.
Never knew this was an option! Had to be sanded down and be refretted, worked out in the end and plays great!
you didn't use the old screws with the schwaz on them to reinstall the pickguard?!!!
/s
Thanks Dave! That's one sweet bass!
Good job Dave!
What a classic beaut.
Now the bass can do bass type things again. Another W for DWOFS.
Always time well-spent. In contact with my inner child and a spiritual meditation. Well, actually, I fell asleep part way thru [been cuttin' belt high weeds]. Enjoy-ably went back thru watched it again (parameters and above description still what apply, btw ...) , and, the movie was the same. go figure. thanks Dave. P bass yer middle name. It's the other white meat, etc. California
I've been to the HOG, I live about 5 miles away
I would've run the additional ground wire to pots. Need a mechanical connection, not an adhesive one. That's how it was designed & came stock that way. No flames, just my $0.02.
keep yer 2 cents waisted money
wire is 2 cents the copper is 20 cents..and a better connection..ever see a jazz bass with a METAL PLATE. GFO
@@DavesWorldofFunStuff Why b so crotchety? The copper tape is ONLY shielding. Once you tighten up the pot screws into it, the tape will tear causing poor ground. IMHO, u cut a corner.
Nice boat oar Dave!
GFO
If this guitar turns out the way I’m expecting it to, I think I might cry 🎸
Weller makes good stuff
I bought a 1973 P Bass in 1986 from Cintioli's Music for $350. It was a complete dog. I've owned several P Basses over the years but this thing had the deadest and darkest sound. I'd get one gig with new rounds and then it sounded like complete ass. To think that they're now selling for over $6000 is ridiculous. The '70's, at Fender, were very hit or miss as far as QC was concerned. Turned out I could fit a credit card in the neck pocket between body and neck. Even a new low-end Indonesian bass won't do that. Looks like they cut the neck pocket slightly crooked. I sold it (got my money back) then bought a 1968 Jazz for $100 more. I still have the Jazz.
House of guitars! Cool
Great shirt 🎸
Could you tell me how much relief, action and pickup height you use for 4 and 5 stringers? Where do you measure it? Thanks!
Watch the video
Hi, any repair experience with, or advice on; with a repair or fix for a Fender Stratocaster skunk stripe where the stripe is slightly sunk and slightly raised in sections of the neck?
TONS..gotta see it in person
@@DavesWorldofFunStuff LOL! booking a flight from Australia to Canada as we speak!
Is the heat press a tool you made yourself?
watch earlier video and google guitar heat press
That’s more of a nightmare catcher
Dave which precision bass pickups did you order for this bass from Fender?
62 vintAGE reissue
Dave...I am a37 year retired AITSE grip. Im dying to know what your take is on this Alec Baldwin mess. In my day when a gun was on the set it turned military. We we put up lexan anywhere around camera for safety. This set sounded like an unsafe joke. What is your take?
some States allow Live ammo to be used on a set. in Canada that is not allowed period..I shake my head..a tragedy that could never happen here, but did there and that's why the wanted to film there. Live ammo is cheaper and easier in many ways, but the danger is there..we do all that with pyro. I bullet hit on any set in Canada is a controlled pyro effect
You say 62 pickups but your title says 72 fender precision. I'm lost. Should have been a box imho.
62 reissue Fender replacement picklups
Thanks! ✌️🎻🙂😎
Dave, what would cause a neck to get warped?
Warpage!
Moisture
Gene Simmons.
heat and humidity are main reasons
New or recent necks may warp due to improperly seasoned or "green" wood. Or, cutting to size in one go instead of a series of cut/stress relief-drying time steps to let the wood find its happy place.
Older necks may succumb to just the constant string and truss rod tension, depends on that unique piece of wood.
A neck left unstrung but still under truss rod tension will warp, the same for a neck left under string tension without truss rod adjustments.
Maintaining moderate temperature/humidity exposure and once or twice a year truss rod adjustment all go a long way in keeping your cool axe in good shape.
Couldn’t shave down the frets that are too high?
go shave yer ass..watch the video and then comment FFS
@@DavesWorldofFunStuff I apologize Dave, I realized I was still early in the video when I commented that 😞