Re: Re: My gear
  By: JIMMY ANDERSON to ROB SWINDELL on Sat Feb 03 2018 10:45 pm

 > -=> Rob Swindell wrote to All <=-
 >
 >  RS> I have a Squire 20th anniversary P-Bass I picked up for $80 on
 >  RS> craiglist. It's my first bass, but immediately replaced the strings and
 >  RS> did my own setup and intonation. It's been a great player.
 >
 > WOW! Sounds like a find for sure!

My wife got me a Squire Jazz bass for Christmas:
https://shop.fender.com/en-US/squier-electric-basses/jazz-bass/vintage-modified
-jazz-bass-70s/0306702521.html

I don't have it setup yet, so it's still hard on the fingers, but it does sound
great. So now I have one of each (P-Bass and J-Bass) and I'm set for a while.

But I did just order for my daughter (turning 14) a Fender Mustang (special low
price):
https://www.adorama.com/femustbas.html?EmailPrice=T&CategoryID=94156

... an upgrade from her Squire Bronco (the cheapest decent short scale bass,
though barely sufficient in quality).

So I have bass guitars coming out my ears right now!

 >  RS> The real find this summer was a Peavey TKO 160, for $120. They just
 >  RS> don't make electronics like this anymore. Thing is like 30 years old
 >  RS> and sounds great, bass and guitar.
 >
 > I agree, those old Peaveys are WORK horses! I still use a Classic
 > with Phase Shifter built in. Heavy, but great sounding!

Yeah, the Peavy will probably go another 20 years!

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