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 ja> @MSGID: <4147A32F.147.ac_music@eoe.d2g.com>
 ja> Ok, I saw that Guitar Center has a special edition, ash body, Precision
 ja> Bass Standard for sale at $447.00. The Standard Precision is made in
 ja> Mexico and usually comes with a painted poplar body. The American
 ja> Precision Bass is usually made of Alder or Ash and start at $800.00.
 ja> Many people I know get the MIM (made in Mexico) bass and put a Quan
 ja> Badass bridge on it and then it's usually up to par with the American
 ja> bass which has better hardware. So.... next week when my mileage check
 ja> comes in I will waltz down to Guitar Center and pick one up before the
 ja> sale ends. The nice thing about Fenders is that you can always get your
 ja> full value out of them if you have to sell them.

Can't really say anything good about Fenders...  Maybe the Bass is
better.  I'm a Gibson man.  Les Pauls, SG's, whatever...   I own one
Fender Strat but its been in the case for years... Strings are rusted.
Just don't like the Ting.  Maybe its Marshall amps, I don't know... I
can listen to a band on the radio and tell if they are playing a
fender... rarely am I wrong.  I have 4 Gibsons, 2 Standard Les Pauls, 1
Limited Edition 25/50th anniversary and one SG. I also have a Jackson
DK2S Dinky, PRS Santana II, and an ESP LTD Standard M Series.  I play
through an assortment of amps... when on stage, I have 2 Marshall
Stacks <Dual Super Leads>.  At home, I have a Sun 212r and a Marshall
Audiostate LR150, and a Classic Fender Super Twin Reverb.  If
interested, will describe the pedals.  

 

  

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