Prefer the BB234 but they're not quite n the same price bracket here in NZ. The TMB100 is cheaper by almost $200.

*VS600B. Not V.

I’d take the 50’s all day… and I will actually get one

I have the same squire 60s vibe fretless jazz bass...and its sounds and feel awesome👌

Hi, I'm thinking of getting this bass too. I also want to do some upgrades. I've already found the right pickups, but which bridge can you recommend from Gotho AND Fender? And which tuners should I buy? Fender and other brands appreciated. Thank you!

Pickup seymour duncun awesome sound.

From a woodworker's perspective, pine for a guitar body is an odd choice to me. It's a very soft wood. Like you can leave a indentation with just your fingernail. I'm sure they coat it with some type of lacquer but still

Are these better than the 40th anniversary?

Really good video! What do you choose for punk rock music? I like white 60’s one but I like black 70’s one too?😅 I play the guitar and I want to learn to play the bass🎸

No freakin way am i looking for reviews and i see the place i want to get it from.

I've had a Talman TMB-100 for a while and its the one I pick up most often. Great Bass.

Brillant vid...im not a real bass player but im enjoying my black 70s CV...wondering if the 50s would be better for rock eg with distortion

My first decent bass (after my very first $90.00 precision copy) was a Vantage V600B - they were called the "Witch" bass. I traded it to buy a cherry red Gibson Victory. I'd get both of them again if I could find them.

A really great demo - nobody showing off anything but the instrument in many configurations. Thank you!!!

What a superb detailed review and those tone settings for each bass was really useful in helping to decide should you be considering buying one.

Squire needs more color options. Just 2 doesn’t cut it.

id say boil them only when you need to, as boiling them damages the strings, thats why you could have a 10 year old string set and boil them and would get a noticable improvement in sound, but as soon as you start boiling them a few times you cant do it anymore. plus boiling only makes them sound good for a few days, which is good for recording or playing live but if your boiling them "just cause" you are kinda "wasting a boil" so to speak... god im just realizing how frugal this sounds, we will do anything to save a few bucks wont we...

Same shit, different font. Pick-ups sound like ass. Tone wood is a myth. Get the one with the neck that feels best to your hands, practice for 6-12 months, sell it; get a Fender MIM or Sterling with your favorite PUPs.

I really love mine.

My go to...

I am a full supporter of Squier but Fender won this one hands down.

the 50s just looks awesome. its my dream bass

Hello! Are the Tunners machine great? I heard so many people saying that on the V3 (the non passive one ) that tuners suck. Also whats the difference with V3 and V3 2nd generation?

Hardly much difference when played with finger. Pretty audible difference when played with a pick BUT, me thinks the difference can be had with a smidge of EQ and when it’s in the mix with a band, it won’t be that noticeable.

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I have a fender player series precision bass and I love it, does this bass sound different enough to warrant getting it? I don’t want two basses that sound the same if that makes sense

The actual Leo Quan brings out more definition, brighter sound & adds a ton of sustain. I've heard the omega, pales by comparison

Awesome playing and great sound😅

Very appreciative of you playing with both a pick and fingers

I liked the 60's tone more. and you left out the biggest reason for tone change, bridge pickup placement change.

I’m considering buying the 50’s Precision Bass, but I’m considering the Jaguar CV 70’s as well? I had a CV 70’s p and sold it after about a year.

Thanks for reviewing this bass! You just solidified my choice for buying this bass! I have bought CV’s before and liked them, and then sold them because I saw something else I wanted more. You know what I mean. I love this bass, I love the sound. It really shine’s when you throw some flats on it, and turn the tone down.

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Great demo. Great Jack of All Trades Bass. Love mine. Just wish the body was a bit heavier.

the rumored neck diving isr real? thanks

Squier for the pickup.

Are all these basses youre ?

Good, brief vid. I'm a huge proponent of boiling. And dude I LOVE the wine finish on your Squire!

i think i love it. i think they got it in 1. Leo, you magnificent man!!!!

I'm really leaning toward that 70s classic vibes. The roasted maple gives it an incredible look. Throw in some new pots, and some EMG Geezer pickups, and it will be an affordable version of Lakland.

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Thanks man!!!

Good stuff dude. Thank you!!!

I want the pickup’s changed out to something a vintage type. I think actually maybe a vintage p bass pickup’s and a hot jazz bass pickup? I am not sure if you can mix them up like that and maybe change the tone cap to a 0.022uf and a 0.047uf paper and oil type because that is a vintage type of capacitor. Thanks Jimmy

I fell in love with the unique look and sound of the original P bass thanks to the awesome playing of the band Cake’s bassist. Got a sunburst one coming to me Monday!

How does this neck compare to the CV 60s and 70s?

I hate 38mm nut widths so both are out for me. I other than that the Squier looks and sounds better.

I upgraded but found that my original Squire pickups were actually beefier

the 70s bass only has maple for the natural look unfortunately. i wwouldve loved if i could get it in sunburst for the looks but idk now. for me the quier 60s is a little cheaper