Are Squires that bad

I been playing bass science high school and my main bass has been a squire 5 string that i did alot of mods to. what i noticed is that many bass players think that squires are just for nubies but i notice for as lopng as i been playing science my washburn its been a real work horse thet dont sound bad ounce u tweak it a bit check it out C:Documents and SettingsJERMAINMy DocumentsPicasa Web ExportsBassesindex.html C:Documents and SettingsJERMAINMy DocumentsPicasa Web ExportsBassesimages any bass can sound good if u can play and u make it mods to it

you gotta put those pictures online for anyone to be able to see them.

here http://photos.yahoo.com/[email protected] just go to the link ok

Both of those basses look nice.

In general, the issue with Squiers is manufacturing variation. Some people, like yourself, find a really good guitar, and others get one with bad electronics or nasty frets or other problems.

You don't have a cheap guitar, you've got good value for your money.

-Laz

I agree with laz, i got a squire tele (standard) $200 us. and i like it alot, i have a strat standard and the tele compares nicely to it. You just have to try a few out. also with squire your better of to go with the standard, the affinities are not as well made.-the dog

Hey, did anyone here ever play an old squier bass from the early 80's???? Many old bass players regard them as the "unsung holy grail" of basses. I happen to have a jazz from that time period, and it's just as good as any fender out there.

Don't know about Squier basses, but I bought a Squier strat last year, and just bought a Squier tele....tried two fenders, couple of Gibsons, picked up the Squier tele and thought "That's the one!"....and saved 300 quid to boot.....

:D :D :D

Vic