NBD 1984 SQ serial number Squire Bullet Japan

[GlennB]

While minding my own business, not looking for anything.... I ran across this one at a local music shop. I was not really excited until I played it and then I lost my mind. Has some minor scuff marks on the back otherwise its pristine. Flats on it now, set up is awesome . Its quite light with a little neck dive. I was shocked at how much punch these tiny pickups have. Everything about it is just so fantastic. Came with a nice hard case as well.

 

[selowitch]

What a great acquisition! I love these gems.

 

[GlennB]

Gem is so right Selowitch. Who knew ? For the price of a new Affinity it was crazy.

 

[selowitch]

Gem is so right Selowitch. Who knew ? For the price of a new Affinity it was crazy.

Dang! You got a helluva deal. GC sells these things for $400-$500 used.

 

[Oren Hudson]

Right place at the right time occurrence. Nice.

 

[FantasticFour]

Rha! Love at first sight!!

 

[Figjam]

Great necks on those.

 

[GlennB]

Yes I am beginning to see this as a very good deal. I think it will be with me for a while though.

 

[Flaked Beans]

Squier. That said, that is a very nice looking bass. Congratulations.

 

[selowitch]

Squier.

Made in Japan. That makes it likely to be equal to (or even better than) a USA Fender of the same era.

 

[MuffledBoomy]

I had a red one for a long while and it rocked too. As to Squier, no; they say Fender (star) Bullet on at the time the only original p bass head stock. Good stuff

 

[scuzzy]

Those 80's era Japanese squiers are great. I snagged a precision for $80 for my brother in law. It is his go-to for recording. Great find, great bass.