low to medium, more tension than guts, less than spiro weich, little bit less than obligatos

I haven't looked under the pickguard so don't know. It came stock with two jazz pickups

Fender chose it to be so.

9.3lbs and about 15 mm string spacing

Can't bow them, the tension is medium. Evah Slaps have less tension and feel more supple.

I've never broken any string of this set, I've broken Guts and Obligatos

S9 (79-82) USA Precision, a few mods, vintage Dimarzio, and Spitfire pickguard. Its 10.5 lbs so a nice solid weight.

@@petem8630 Thank you!!

low bass and straight arm

Yeah I've tried this and it works.

Just improvising over a minor pentatonic

Thanks for the message, I sold the MF a few months ago. For me, it's all about woods, so any newish Squier i play feels light and airy (too me) the older Japanese basses feel heavier almost moist feeling as opposed to dry feeling of newer basses. When I'm talk about woods I'm talking about neck wood. Something about cured maple and old rosewood. I have 5 Precisions they all have strengths in different areas. I would happily gig with a MF.

@@petem8630 thanks for the reply man, I totally get what you’re talking about when you say almost moist feeling on the neck, I can feel that difference when comparing my 1989 pb62 to my 2002 pb70! Older basses seem to break in like a worn shoe and respond better to a stroke on a string.

@@petem8630 I’d say newer basses feel almost like plastic toys as opposed to that feeling of real wood older basses have. Does the MF have that toy feel?

@@brunopaparelli8143 I'm gonna said yes compared to older basses.

I sold this one too and wish i'd kept it

Hey Zachary, as you would know a lot depends on condition and what someone is willing to pay. So rough estimation would be $1K-$2k

@@petem8630 yeah thought so. Been shopping round for a backup p and have heard great things about the jv’s and s series squires. Will have to keep my eye’s out for one half decent

@@zacharymiller7763 They don't come up too often but be patient. The SQ series usually go for around $1k. JVs are totally different to SQs, more of a true recreation of an L series Fender P.

Gruv Gear Solostrap Neo. I also purchased the extra long extension tail strap so I can hang it way down low for rock shows.

No idea, my guess would be for the looks, more chrome more better

@@petem8630 good point.

Maybe go for low tension flats??

So it sounds like P bass you're saying

Hey Adam, unfortunately the 79 P didn't come with original pickups or pots, it came with an old set of EMGs which sounded pretty good and sometimes i reinstall them depending on the style of music I play. Thanks for the comment, peace.

@@petem8630 thats why I found it.I check some old dimarzios for strat,couse I have many parts from pickups etc(I am luthier,repairman,pickup maker,experimentator😀😉)and I saw that cream prec.....so I had to wrote you,that it is amazing.+ And on another project I do now I testing P-bass pickup(keramic jolana,moded by me),so I am Intrs. how diferent is between alnico and ceramic etc(in one instrument) and .....so,nevermind,I found your test and I realy like it. That bass I workjn on is old Jolana D-bass(rick 4003?shape,but diferent hw+pups),now it will be PreciBacker😀,so I want to ne near real P bass sound.I have three pups.....so I will try made similar test,thank you for answer me,Have a great day!

Definitely the sansamp, it emulates a full bass amp sound while the boss has no amp emulation

If it's the Yamaha BB414 Circa 2000 Wine Red Burst that's on FB marketplace then I'll say go for it.

Thanks same as the one in the video - Echotone Northcote VIC. But still a good deal I recons! @@petem8630

Wow they have some nice basses and good prices. Go for it!@@tommurray-white4890

lite Ash body maple neck

Never recorded with it, having said that i don't remember it being buzzy at all.