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my friend had an MIM squier series p bass that played fantastic. i loved the neck on it.

(MIM) Tele + Black and White + Maple = Bob Dylan in '66 = Jesus Christ I want that shit now.

Man, that's a goddamn cul score, especially for only $200.

Thanks

fixed the top strap button today using the same technique i used for my P Rails Tele

i'm convinced this is the only way to do it, even a caveman could do it...

I'll be doing it to my Squier P Bass shortly I'm sure, good skills.

holyCATS1415 wrote:my friend had an MIM squier series p bass that played fantastic. i loved the neck on it.

I have one as well. LOVE IT.

Haze wrote:Thanks

fixed the top strap button today using the same technique i used for my P Rails Tele

i'm convinced this is the only way to do it, even a caveman could do it...

Whats going on here exactly?

The top strap button is loose [screw hole is stripped]
what i did was take a golf tee, sand it down to size and jam it in there with some wood glue
let it sit for a few hours, then cut off the excess tee.
start a pilot hole and screw away
i did the same thing with my P Rails tele

it works like a charm, i don't see why people use toothpicks

toothpicks & woodglue.

i have a bad case of tele gas now. I miss my old squire, was a dead nice guitar. Haven't got a single maple necked guitar now. Need to find one dead cheap.