I love the idea of a Squire Starcaster bass. Sure do the traditional color finishes. Then go a few steps further out and do some blue, red & toxic green sparkle finishes as well.
Two basses I want to see on the shelves (although I will probably end up trying to build one or both myself at some point)... 1/ Berry Oakley's Tractor Bass 2/ Lee Sklar's double P (complete with producer switch)
Fender Japan made a semi-acoustic P-Bass called the PBAC-100… semi-hollow with an F-hole, P-Bass Lace Sensor pickup (it was the mid-1990’s) and a piezo in a wood acoustic-style bridge. If Squire could pull that off for $700 I’d get it… it was $700 in 1993 from Japan so I figure that’s not a bad asking price in 2024 considering a real PBAC-100 commands $2,000 plus today….
@@JonnyDibble I had one in my lap when I was 15. It was $700 and I couldn’t even think of asking my dad to buy it for me. Turns out I had a choice that day, either that bass or a 6 string bass. I picked 6 string and ended up with a beautiful Ibanez SR506 in Translucent Teal (I now own the 4 string SR590 Translucent Teal and am on the hunt for the teal 506, all built in the mid-1990’s). But, if Squire could pull that off (THEY HAVE THE TEMPLETS AND THE CAD FILES FFS!!!😂😂) I would be first in line….
Honestly I just got a cv70 jazz bass the first one the truss rods was maxed out before I even walked out he store, and then the one they replaced that with had the same exact issue but the tech at Sam ash ended up stripping the truss rod but the third times the charm 😅
Don’t you DARE say that!!! THIS YEAR ALONE I have had to convince my wife that I needed the Ibanez SR590 (1993 vintage) and a short scale bass. We agreed on the Shell Pink Rascal, but it was out of stock. I ended up with the Surf Green Mustang and then I get the email that the Shell Pink Rascal is in stock. I also get the notification that Squire is releasing 3 Antigua colored instruments BUT that the P-Bass would NOT be coming to the USA. TWO FRIGGING HOURS AFTER I ORDER THE RASCAL… Chicago Music Exchange announces that they have the exclusive on the Antigua P-Bass. Now I have to convince the wife that I NEED the Antigua (it’ll be my round wound string P-Bass and the 40th Anniversary Gold Edition in Pacific Blue will be the flatlands with (yes) Labella gold flats) P-bass…. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CONVINCE HER I NEED THE ANTIGUA JAZZ BASS? “Because they match” isn’t gonna be good enough!!
The Paranormal series needs to continue! I’d personally love to see the Coronado bass and the Katana bass! Launching both could be a cool blend of old/futuristic bass designs!
Id like a 51 pbass with two single coil p bass pickups in a jazz bass configuration or right nrxt to each other wired as a humbucker in the pbass sweet spot
I put a 1983 MIJ Maple Squier Bullet Bass neck on my 1999 Natural finish Squier Precision Affinity bass body. The s/n CD99****'s are the only year Squier made a natural finish body. The nut is 40mm. Just between the 42mm Precision Bass nut and the 38mm Jazz Bass nut. I also replaced the original small stock 250k pots with quality full size 500k pots and a .022uf Orange Drop cap. I'd put it up against any USA made Fender bass. Unbelievable instrument for very little money.
What is also missing in the Squier lineup for guitars as wel as basses is.. Acoustasonic versions, (there should also a Fender acoustasonic bass too..) , i think.. I would buy an Acoustasonic Squier Jazz Bass instantly ….
I hovered on a meteora for a long time. The final deciding factor was I was not in love with any of the color ways. I dislike burst and the solid colors weren't fun enough for me to add it to my stable when I'm already satisfied with the bass I do have.
You know what squier I would love, something that fills the thunderbird or Rickenbacker style roles maybe using the rascal formula as a standard length bass for a thunderbird, and maybe a reverse jaguar body but with Rickenbacker shaped pickups in the correct positions or applying the common mods to them
The Jazz Bass is always gets excluded. Fender didn't even reissue a 70's Jazz bass in the American Vintage II line. I wish Fender would bring back the Signature models. one that comes to mind is the Squier Mikey Way Signature Mustang. I would love a Fender Prodigy in the Squier line 🍺 🇨🇦
Might get some crap for this but I wanna see another go at Fenders Dimension bass. I picked one up and just love it.... but the 18v electronics can piss right of. Make it passive, give it to Squire and I would guess that alot more people would give it a shoot. It would be a great option for humbucking enthusiasts.
I nearly bought an an Antigua Precision back in '93. I was choosing my first pro-level bass in a store and I ended up going for an '89 2EQ Stingray over the Precision. I don't regret my decision - the Musicman has been a trusty friend ever since - but I did like the Fender.
Squier Meteora...YEAH!! In the past I onwed a Chris Aiken Precision Bass with a mirrored pickguard, so in reason for that I was thinking about a...Squier Steve Harris P-Bass? A Squier version with almost the same look but cheaper specs?! Why not?!
Agree that the Squier signature range should come back. I had a MIM Geddy that retailed for close to £1000 which is a little insane considering the feature set (or lack thereof) and it wasn't all too long ago that you could get an MIJ for £700 or so. Squier's quality control is really good these days and given the availability of low-cost, high quality aftermarket parts/electronics folks can upgrade them if required.
How about a limited edition Late 60’s Bass V done by Squier? Or a Jaguar bass that matches the American version from a few years back with the three-way switches and the P/J configuration?
I would love to see a short scale Jazzmaster bass with the same type of pickups the guitars have but of course make it more bass like. On the upper switch be a series parallel so in series you get a more p bass sound and in parallel a more jazz sound. I’m a huge fan of Jazzmasters in general so that be a no brainer. I agree with the starcaster they are killer instruments and definitely need a good budget friendly price.
I’d love to see them do a Paranormal line of a Jazz bass with a P bass pickup. Basically a Mark Hoppus Jazz bass, but with a tone knob. I’d buy like 5 of them.
I'd like Squier to make more 5-string P-basses, like a VM series.. I have one, this model is almost impossible to find now. And I'd like it in Antigua :)
I play the Classic Vibe Mustang, the perfect size and handling for me. So, more Mustangs! Maybe a Contemporary Active Mustang? Or a five string Mustang (if it can still handle well)? Or, just put the Paranormal Rascal Bass HH pickups and bridge on a Mustang body? That would be perfect!
Personally I just want them to bring back the fretless basses that look similar to a Jaco Pastorius bass (sunburst without no pickguard). I had one years ago, it sounded incredible for the price. I did a cover of Malignant Narcissism and it sounded great on that. I got rid of it for another bass, missed it so much that I got one used but it wasn't quite the same as that first one.
Get the Geezer Butler signature EMGs, plug and play and they fit the perfect old school fender bass sound best of all they are whisper quiet no noise at all
@@daynmitchell7543 ah I missed the part you said it was a rascal, I recently bought my first humbucker bass, Jackson Spectra. I was surprised at how quiet it was. Should give one if those a try if you ever have the opportunity
You say the Starcaster Bass, but I'm wanting more hollowbody, or "thinline" versions of Fender's models, in general. On the six-string front, I'd die for a thinline Jazzmaster, but I'd love to also see a thinline Tele Bass. Or better yet, here's one for you - how about a thinline Mustang Bass that's trying to be a bit of a parallel universe Hofner Beatle Bass? That very vintage "dead-sounding" tone is something that Fender just doesn't have an option for in their catalog. If Fender don't want to take a risk on something like that, releasing it through Squier would be amazing. And then they'd probably make a MiM or MiA version once it inevitably flies off the shelf. 😅
I think the vintage modified should return as a higher quality paranormal. I got a paranormal and it wasn’t wired right. The tone knobs didn’t work. So I think the vm series was really cool. Maybe a jag bass with all the gadgets the guitar version does
The Antiqua finish reminds me of Homes Under The Hammer when Martel or Dion go into a house where a heavy smoker has lived for about 50 years and the walls have gone yellow from the nicotine
I'd just like Fender to make P basses with a body routing and scratchplate that means you can adjust the truss rod with taking the neck off.....small wins!
I'm looking forward to the Debut P Bass, but it's getting hard for these brands to compete with the Amazon cheapos coming out. For someone with the skill to do fretwork, you can't beat the price of a fully assembled and finished guitar over a kit, let alone offerings from brands like Squier or Ibanez.
I really wish squier would make a Contemporary Dimension bass, don't even care if it's a single humbucker or two, seems like it would be a perfect fit for that line up. Sadly it seems that the fender ones sold poorly
You forgot the Rascal in FullScale length. Not that Shortscale stuff (eben if its really great). If that existed, I wouldn't have gone for the Vintera II Tele. Which, of course, would also be a nice one in the Line up (they had a Tele some years ago). Maybe with 2 PUs, like the 2012 Tele from Fender. And you forgot to mention the Matt Freeman Precision, by far the best Bass they ever made. And, even if I don't like Jazz basses too much: Why not go for a signature Jazz? Don't think there are too many …
antigua is one of those colors you think is really cool until you own one and eventually realize how bad it really is. Then you sell it, and years later you find yourself thinking, "that's a cool color, I should get another."
Personally, I'd like to see Fender/Squier offer something for the modern bassist, something with a two-octave neck. To my knowledge, there's never been a 24-fret Fender bass. I'm nearly 60 and own a Fender subsidiary (Jackson) bass that offers this, but Fender seem so stuck in the past, it's painful.
I would love to see Squier do a true Jaguar bass that has all the switches and knobs that the Fender Jaguar bass has.
+1 for this idea
Yep. Great shout
A Mark Hoppus Jag by Squier would be SICK
Squier Starcaster and Meteora YES!!! Would buy both the day they were available.
Would be so cool!
I would love Squier to make a Coronado bass. I used to have a reissue Fender but it got stolen and I just don't have the expenses to get a new 1.
Amazing idea!
I love the idea of a Squire Starcaster bass. Sure do the traditional color finishes. Then go a few steps further out and do some blue, red & toxic green sparkle finishes as well.
NEED a natural one.
@@JonnyDibble I also dig your Strat bass idea as well. C'mon Squire, they'll sell like hotcakes!
Two basses I want to see on the shelves (although I will probably end up trying to build one or both myself at some point)...
1/ Berry Oakley's Tractor Bass
2/ Lee Sklar's double P (complete with producer switch)
Producer switch would be HILARIOUS
I’d love it if they made a Mustang bass in Dakota Red, or a Slab Body Precision bass
Fender Japan made a semi-acoustic P-Bass called the PBAC-100… semi-hollow with an F-hole, P-Bass Lace Sensor pickup (it was the mid-1990’s) and a piezo in a wood acoustic-style bridge. If Squire could pull that off for $700 I’d get it… it was $700 in 1993 from Japan so I figure that’s not a bad asking price in 2024 considering a real PBAC-100 commands $2,000 plus today….
Omg this looks amazing!
@@JonnyDibble I had one in my lap when I was 15. It was $700 and I couldn’t even think of asking my dad to buy it for me. Turns out I had a choice that day, either that bass or a 6 string bass. I picked 6 string and ended up with a beautiful Ibanez SR506 in Translucent Teal (I now own the 4 string SR590 Translucent Teal and am on the hunt for the teal 506, all built in the mid-1990’s). But, if Squire could pull that off (THEY HAVE THE TEMPLETS AND THE CAD FILES FFS!!!😂😂) I would be first in line….
A Squier Meteora would be awesome! Bring back the Matt Freeman signature bass!
More contemporary series. That dont have QC issues haha😂
😅😅😅
Honestly I just got a cv70 jazz bass the first one the truss rods was maxed out before I even walked out he store, and then the one they replaced that with had the same exact issue but the tech at Sam ash ended up stripping the truss rod but the third times the charm 😅
If they do a Squier Jazz in Antigua I'm having it.
Surely they will add it to the line up
Don’t you DARE say that!!! THIS YEAR ALONE I have had to convince my wife that I needed the Ibanez SR590 (1993 vintage) and a short scale bass. We agreed on the Shell Pink Rascal, but it was out of stock. I ended up with the Surf Green Mustang and then I get the email that the Shell Pink Rascal is in stock. I also get the notification that Squire is releasing 3 Antigua colored instruments BUT that the P-Bass would NOT be coming to the USA. TWO FRIGGING HOURS AFTER I ORDER THE RASCAL… Chicago Music Exchange announces that they have the exclusive on the Antigua P-Bass. Now I have to convince the wife that I NEED the Antigua (it’ll be my round wound string P-Bass and the 40th Anniversary Gold Edition in Pacific Blue will be the flatlands with (yes) Labella gold flats) P-bass….
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CONVINCE HER I NEED THE ANTIGUA JAZZ BASS? “Because they match” isn’t gonna be good enough!!
Godin made a so called Shifter Bass some years ago. This bass was more or less a Stratocaster Bass. At least with the pick-ups configuration.
The Paranormal series needs to continue! I’d personally love to see the Coronado bass and the Katana bass! Launching both could be a cool blend of old/futuristic bass designs!
100%!
Yes to Coronado bass!
Jaguar with a reverse p in the neck position and a mm style humbucker in the bridge position
A 32" scale Jazz Bass
A Sherwood Green P bass with maple neck and fretboard
Shell pink Dimension
Stop it now 😍
Plus one to the medium scale jazz!
A squier butter cream 70s classic vibe jazz bass with a black pickguard
Don't forget the Matt Freeman signature!
I’d love to see a Bronco bass VI.
It’s called a Stratocaster😂😂😂
The Squier 50s P bass is their best bass it sounds and feels fantastic. Itching to get a sunburst one lol
Asking fender to what?? Give people what they want ?! Blasphemy
😅😅😅
@@JonnyDibble I'm still waiting for matching headstocks.
Fender: no you can’t have a P bass with a Jazz neck because fuck you! Not even on the “mod shop” where you pick all the components!!
@@TheBassJourney they’ve done a few limited edition ones with matching headstocks recently!
@@BassRacerxThen they did it for the cheapest model: Squier Sonic Precision.
A passive meteora would rule. Love the silverburst
I'd love a Squire Coronado and more leftie options.
Squire MonoNeon Sig Jazz (passive).
Id like a 51 pbass with two single coil p bass pickups in a jazz bass configuration or right nrxt to each other wired as a humbucker in the pbass sweet spot
A true Squier pj bass that has p body but a jazz neck. I made mine from two affinities and it is an absolute game changer!
I'd love to see a reissue of the Fender Performer bass.
That’d be wild!
So happy to see other people recognize the starcaster bass, it’s my dream bass for sure! Maybe one day!
I put a 1983 MIJ Maple Squier Bullet Bass neck on my 1999 Natural finish Squier Precision Affinity bass body. The s/n CD99****'s are the only year Squier made a natural finish body. The nut is 40mm. Just between the 42mm Precision Bass nut and the 38mm Jazz Bass nut. I also replaced the original small stock 250k pots with quality full size 500k pots and a .022uf Orange Drop cap. I'd put it up against any USA made Fender bass. Unbelievable instrument for very little money.
What is also missing in the Squier lineup for guitars as wel as basses is.. Acoustasonic versions, (there should also a Fender acoustasonic bass too..) , i think..
I would buy an Acoustasonic Squier Jazz Bass instantly ….
I hovered on a meteora for a long time. The final deciding factor was I was not in love with any of the color ways. I dislike burst and the solid colors weren't fun enough for me to add it to my stable when I'm already satisfied with the bass I do have.
I have a dozen basses of all types and the new Rascal is one of my current faves. It currently gets the most play/gig time!
Squier Mustang with a J bridge pickup
That starcaster headstock is just gorgeous
You know what squier I would love, something that fills the thunderbird or Rickenbacker style roles maybe using the rascal formula as a standard length bass for a thunderbird, and maybe a reverse jaguar body but with Rickenbacker shaped pickups in the correct positions or applying the common mods to them
I definitely want to see an Antiqua squire Jazz! This absolutely needs to happen!!!
The Jazz Bass is always gets excluded. Fender didn't even reissue a 70's Jazz bass in the American Vintage II line. I wish Fender would bring back the Signature models. one that comes to mind is the Squier Mikey Way Signature Mustang. I would love a Fender Prodigy in the Squier line 🍺 🇨🇦
Of all of these I most want a passive Squier Meteora bass
Might get some crap for this but I wanna see another go at Fenders Dimension bass. I picked one up and just love it.... but the 18v electronics can piss right of. Make it passive, give it to Squire and I would guess that alot more people would give it a shoot. It would be a great option for humbucking enthusiasts.
I second that. There even has been a Squier Dimension Bass already, so it shouldn't be too hard for them. Lots of options there!!
Bring back the jazz bass special fender!
I nearly bought an an Antigua Precision back in '93. I was choosing my first pro-level bass in a store and I ended up going for an '89 2EQ Stingray over the Precision. I don't regret my decision - the Musicman has been a trusty friend ever since - but I did like the Fender.
I can see a double-cut Tele shape working well on a bass.
Left handed Paranormal Rascal and/or left handed 70s P-bass
How about a classic vibe pj 5 string with a jazz neck that is blocked and has binding on a non maple board? Say candy apple red or lake placid blue?
A squier starcaster bass in british racing green (like that new p bass they have out) would be to die for
Definitely include more of those awesome wide range bass humbuckers!
For sure!
A squier meteora would be such an awesome mod platform if they make it with the double j pickups, at least for me. Would buy it without hesitation.
Or even a squier version of the old blacktop precision bass
Squier Roscoe Beck inspired bass maybe
I'd really like a modern attempt at the Katana bass and guitar line. A Musiclander would be cool as well.
I'd like to see something like the fender blacktop jazz bass with 2 sets of split p bass pickups.
Squier Meteora...YEAH!! In the past I onwed a Chris Aiken Precision Bass with a mirrored pickguard, so in reason for that I was thinking about a...Squier Steve Harris P-Bass? A Squier version with almost the same look but cheaper specs?! Why not?!
Agree that the Squier signature range should come back. I had a MIM Geddy that retailed for close to £1000 which is a little insane considering the feature set (or lack thereof) and it wasn't all too long ago that you could get an MIJ for £700 or so. Squier's quality control is really good these days and given the availability of low-cost, high quality aftermarket parts/electronics folks can upgrade them if required.
Despite having an MIJ fender Jazz in Antigua, I AGREE. I want as many Antigua instruments as i can get my hands on. LOVE the color
Can’t wait to get mine 🤭
How about a limited edition Late 60’s Bass V done by Squier? Or a Jaguar bass that matches the American version from a few years back with the three-way switches and the P/J configuration?
I would love to see a short scale Jazzmaster bass with the same type of pickups the guitars have but of course make it more bass like. On the upper switch be a series parallel so in series you get a more p bass sound and in parallel a more jazz sound. I’m a huge fan of Jazzmasters in general so that be a no brainer. I agree with the starcaster they are killer instruments and definitely need a good budget friendly price.
I’d love to see them do a Paranormal line of a Jazz bass with a P bass pickup. Basically a Mark Hoppus Jazz bass, but with a tone knob. I’d buy like 5 of them.
I want a tele bass with a humbler in the bridge position like a music man their is so much real-estate for that
I'd like Squier to make more 5-string P-basses, like a VM series.. I have one, this model is almost impossible to find now. And I'd like it in Antigua :)
I play the Classic Vibe Mustang, the perfect size and handling for me. So, more Mustangs! Maybe a Contemporary Active Mustang? Or a five string Mustang (if it can still handle well)? Or, just put the Paranormal Rascal Bass HH pickups and bridge on a Mustang body? That would be perfect!
More left handed colour options is what I want to see from Squier and Fender, not just sunburst and black which is currently all Squier offer
I think a Strat and/or Tele bodied Bass VI would be cool
Squire version of Aerodyne would be nice..
Also the Big Block bass w dual humbuckers would be sweet
Starcaster Bass and more short scales!
squier jaguar bass- proper one with original active eletronics and JJ pickups
If we're talking purely finishes, a few copies of the Japanese FSR's would be amazing, especially the paisley finish in black/white.
I’d like to see the old Telecaster bass with the neck humbucker, or a ‘51 P/Telecaster bass with a proper slab body!
It exists
Personally I just want them to bring back the fretless basses that look similar to a Jaco Pastorius bass (sunburst without no pickguard). I had one years ago, it sounded incredible for the price. I did a cover of Malignant Narcissism and it sounded great on that. I got rid of it for another bass, missed it so much that I got one used but it wasn't quite the same as that first one.
Besides the noisy pickups I really like squire and I just got a rascal in the beautiful Sherwood green😍
Get the Geezer Butler signature EMGs, plug and play and they fit the perfect old school fender bass sound best of all they are whisper quiet no noise at all
@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 the rascal uses humbuckers and there’s not that many replacements unfortunately:(
@@daynmitchell7543 ah I missed the part you said it was a rascal, I recently bought my first humbucker bass, Jackson Spectra. I was surprised at how quiet it was. Should give one if those a try if you ever have the opportunity
Ah my guy! Haha thanks for the shout out! Now let’s talk about the podcast 😏
100% a Stratbass. 3 jazz pickups, 5 way switch, that would be so cool & a modders dream. Could work really well as a short-scale too!
You say the Starcaster Bass, but I'm wanting more hollowbody, or "thinline" versions of Fender's models, in general. On the six-string front, I'd die for a thinline Jazzmaster, but I'd love to also see a thinline Tele Bass.
Or better yet, here's one for you - how about a thinline Mustang Bass that's trying to be a bit of a parallel universe Hofner Beatle Bass? That very vintage "dead-sounding" tone is something that Fender just doesn't have an option for in their catalog. If Fender don't want to take a risk on something like that, releasing it through Squier would be amazing. And then they'd probably make a MiM or MiA version once it inevitably flies off the shelf. 😅
I'd love it if they made a Squier Venus Bass.
They need to make lefty squire mustang basses as well as jaguars !
I think the vintage modified should return as a higher quality paranormal. I got a paranormal and it wasn’t wired right. The tone knobs didn’t work. So I think the vm series was really cool. Maybe a jag bass with all the gadgets the guitar version does
jazz body & neck with precision pickup?
Could try a modern bass, you know something contemporary?
The Antiqua finish reminds me of Homes Under The Hammer when Martel or Dion go into a house where a heavy smoker has lived for about 50 years and the walls have gone yellow from the nicotine
Yeah true but it's still great 😂
Oh man, I wondered why it spoke to me. I met Martin once too
I'd just like Fender to make P basses with a body routing and scratchplate that means you can adjust the truss rod with taking the neck off.....small wins!
Totally agree squier signature models should come back. Seems such an obvious thing
What about a Squier Dibble Dimension bass???
Let’s have a Squier series Boxer bass, or Aerodyne models. I’ll end up buying one of each. 😊
I'm looking forward to the Debut P Bass, but it's getting hard for these brands to compete with the Amazon cheapos coming out. For someone with the skill to do fretwork, you can't beat the price of a fully assembled and finished guitar over a kit, let alone offerings from brands like Squier or Ibanez.
Nice to have an Aerodyne jazz.
Looks like some Retrovibe Basses in some of those pictures....
Maybe squier version of Old fender "Student model" like music masters and it's siblings
Love these latest generation of Squier basses, so underrated
They’re great!
Squier Pawn Shop Mustang with the Wide Range Humbucker. That would be cool.
Yes! Tried one recently and it was so good
More colors for the Paranormal Jazz basses. Those are amazing!!
Really good basses!
Dreaming of a Squier Mark Hoppus Signature...
I really wish squier would make a Contemporary Dimension bass, don't even care if it's a single humbucker or two, seems like it would be a perfect fit for that line up. Sadly it seems that the fender ones sold poorly
We need a Squier Flea Bass with his humbucker 😍
I never thought about that last one but that is true we haven’t seen much artist series from Squier anymore 🤔
Who would you have wanted to have a sig?
You forgot the Rascal in FullScale length. Not that Shortscale stuff (eben if its really great). If that existed, I wouldn't have gone for the Vintera II Tele. Which, of course, would also be a nice one in the Line up (they had a Tele some years ago). Maybe with 2 PUs, like the 2012 Tele from Fender. And you forgot to mention the Matt Freeman Precision, by far the best Bass they ever made. And, even if I don't like Jazz basses too much: Why not go for a signature Jazz? Don't think there are too many …
Fender five string Antigua bass❤️
I had a vista series supersonic which was japanese my friend had vista musicmaster bass which was korean i think ....which is weird
They need to make a Telecaster bass with the wide range humbucker😊
antigua is one of those colors you think is really cool until you own one and eventually realize how bad it really is. Then you sell it, and years later you find yourself thinking, "that's a cool color, I should get another."
30" scale P bass and J bass. I know they offer a mini P bass, but it's just too small and has quality control issues.
Personally, I'd like to see Fender/Squier offer something for the modern bassist, something with a two-octave neck. To my knowledge, there's never been a 24-fret Fender bass.
I'm nearly 60 and own a Fender subsidiary (Jackson) bass that offers this, but Fender seem so stuck in the past, it's painful.
My Squier Chris Aiken signature and Squier Mike Dirnt signature basses are better than my Mexican basses, hands down.
I've always wanted an aerodyne but I'm too poor. The newer design, I'm not a fan of. I'd love a cheaper version.
Squier NEED to drop and affinity bass vi that’s like $300. Stripped down to one pick up, no vibrato but keep the strangler switch.