A friend of mine sold me one and he put a Squire P-bass neck on it. I love it! The pickups sound great, and the playability is flawless. Def get one brotha!
Does wood materials affect the sound? i got curious bcs squier uses various wood like poplar, nato, basswood, and agathis. Anyways great content as always. Cheers
Different woods will produce different tones - this will change depending on the tightness and flow of the grain. Hope that helps and thanks again for watching!
What I do like to know is what are you playing through as far as an amp goes or are you playing through a lap top with some app that you are using? I prefer straight into the amp so that you can hear the true sound of your instrument. Unadulterated sound.
Man that sounds better than my Mexican Fender even with Lollar pick ups. I'm going to add a high mass bridge to see if that brightens it up to get this type of tone
You are amazing !, I have seen some of your videos and I love them. I'm thinking of buying a bass, but I don't know which one, I like the squire pbass cv 50's but also the jaguar bass cv, if you help me I would really appreciate it
Thank you for your support Diego! The 50s pbass and jag bass are quite different and it would really depend on your own preferences. My own personal choice would be the CV Jaguar Bass, but I encourage you to try both in person. Hope that helps!
@@91cog I really like it, though I can't quite decide what it reminds me off... I ended up buying the Guitar Center LImited Run of this bass (Sonic Blue w/matching headstock) after watching this video. It's a fantastic bass!
I prefer this classic vibe 60s, but I'm not sure if it's good for play rock, a lot of people told me that the 70s version it's better for rock but honestly I like more the sound of the 60s. I'm just afraid that isn't good for rock
Thanks for watching Giarda! I can confidently say that either are good for rock. I particularly like playing classic rock with the 60’s Precision Bass such as The Rolling Stones or The Beatles. Good luck!
@@91cog thank you so much! I usually play green day, blink 182, guns n roses... I hope that the 60s it's good also for this type of rock. Thank you a lot for your reply! I love your channel!
Honestly, we don’t need you to recite the specs of the bass that are viewable anywhere on the Internet. That’s pretty much a waste of time. While you have a nice, friendly face I feel we see too much of it in this video and too close up for my tastes. The portion of the video where you actually play the bass is the best and most interesting part and it’s far too short.
@@samlelowitchI appreciate that he gives out the specs and his opinion on the bass, the playing examples clearly demonstrate the sonic capabilities of this p bass, it has one passive pickup-its pretty straightforward.
Another concise and practical review.
Thanks for your support, Hamish. Glad you’re enjoying the videos!
I'd love to see a review of the new squier affinity jaguar bass when they're released. Thinking about getting one and modding the shit out of it!
I’ve put my name down for one, but nobody can give me an estimate time of arrival yet. I hope it’s soon! Thanks for watching
@@91cog awesome dude! Keep up the content!
A friend of mine sold me one and he put a Squire P-bass neck on it. I love it! The pickups sound great, and the playability is flawless. Def get one brotha!
which one do you like the most? 50's 60's 70's
Thanks for a great review. How did you record the audio for the bass samples here?
Excellent reviews!!! Keep it up my friend.
Thank you! I do my best! Thanks for watching
Does wood materials affect the sound? i got curious bcs squier uses various wood like poplar, nato, basswood, and agathis. Anyways great content as always. Cheers
Different woods will produce different tones - this will change depending on the tightness and flow of the grain. Hope that helps and thanks again for watching!
What I do like to know is what are you playing through as far as an amp goes or are you playing through a lap top with some app that you are using? I prefer straight into the amp so that you can hear the true sound of your instrument. Unadulterated sound.
Man that sounds better than my Mexican Fender even with Lollar pick ups. I'm going to add a high mass bridge to see if that brightens it up to get this type of tone
You get a lot of tone for not a lot of money with the CV 60s P Bass! Thanks for watching
You are amazing !, I have seen some of your videos and I love them.
I'm thinking of buying a bass, but I don't know which one, I like the squire pbass cv 50's but also the jaguar bass cv, if you help me I would really appreciate it
Thank you for your support Diego! The 50s pbass and jag bass are quite different and it would really depend on your own preferences. My own personal choice would be the CV Jaguar Bass, but I encourage you to try both in person. Hope that helps!
Do you play this bass?
It’s a cool looking bass! Definitely gotta cope this Bass and modify it!
It’s worth while having a play around. Super cool bass. Thanks for watching!
@@91cogI ordered one a few days ago used in great condition for $250 and it’s coming on Tuesday!
Update: I got the bass and it came with old Flatwound strings! I’m going to drill in a tugbar and a bridge cover to it
Do you like adjusting the neck from the heel?
I prefer adjusting from the headstock. Thanks for watching Davo!
@@91cog cheers
What’s the song playing in the intro?
It's all my own music! I'll be hopefully releasing some music next year. Keep up to date on my Instagram @_maybesitter for more!
@@91cog I really like it, though I can't quite decide what it reminds me off...
I ended up buying the Guitar Center LImited Run of this bass (Sonic Blue w/matching headstock) after watching this video. It's a fantastic bass!
@@joshuagriffith7904 woah I've never seen that combo! What a gem you've got. Congratulations
Play some Motown Jams on there🤩😃
I might have to practice my Jameson!
Yeah put some flats on it man
Agree! Makes all the difference. Thanks for watching
Looks like a deal to me. Good job selling me one.
Squier should give me a commission! Enjoy and thanks for watching
@@91cog I have had about 40 basses, a G+L now. She will be here in a couple days!
I prefer this classic vibe 60s, but I'm not sure if it's good for play rock, a lot of people told me that the 70s version it's better for rock but honestly I like more the sound of the 60s. I'm just afraid that isn't good for rock
Thanks for watching Giarda! I can confidently say that either are good for rock. I particularly like playing classic rock with the 60’s Precision Bass such as The Rolling Stones or The Beatles. Good luck!
@@91cog thank you so much! I usually play green day, blink 182, guns n roses... I hope that the 60s it's good also for this type of rock. Thank you a lot for your reply! I love your channel!
I think it would be a great choice! Thanks for the kind words
@@91cog thank you to you!!
any of the cv basses imo would be great for rock, it's mainly in the way you play, I use this bass for all different types of rock
I'm afraid this bass gives me a serious case of GAS...
GAS is the fuel to this channel! Thanks for watching
Honestly, we don’t need you to recite the specs of the bass that are viewable anywhere on the Internet. That’s pretty much a waste of time. While you have a nice, friendly face I feel we see too much of it in this video and too close up for my tastes. The portion of the video where you actually play the bass is the best and most interesting part and it’s far too short.
Appreciate the feedback Sam! I’ll try take that on board for future videos. Thank you for watching anyway!
@@91cog I look forward to seeing more context from you.
@@samlelowitchI appreciate that he gives out the specs and his opinion on the bass, the playing examples clearly demonstrate the sonic capabilities of this p bass, it has one passive pickup-its pretty straightforward.