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It is custom made for sure. From two sources i got the same info. My mother told me that my father took it from a luthier in the beggining of 80’s and it took him few months to make it and to calibrate it. Also a coleage of the band of my father told me the same.
Not Jolana. The logo is also some custom made, maybe a replica of Jolana logo. 
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Go Slinky in the Ibanez I reckon @T_dub .
I’ve got light gauge on my SR and they play very nicely
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Glad you found out more information. Now all you need to do is clean it up, see if it can be restored to a nice condition!
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So many cool Basses on site, I had to show off mine as well! ;3. She’s not as fancy as some, but this is my Bass I call ‘Woodstock’. She’s so far my first and only…picked her up August of this year…so we got some good years ahead of us. I think she’s a Washburn Bantam?…I’m not totally familiar with that kind, as I bought her second hand. I believe she’s about 15?…give or take =3
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Great find. I can’t recommend anything, because to me they’d both be keepers. Yeah, I know, that’s par for this forum 
Anyhoo, here is a link with some specs for the Ibby. Apparently the pup is passive with an active boost preamp. You need to scroll down a bit.
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Certainly nothing fancy, but doing the job just the same. This is the Fender Squier Affinity PJ Bass. This was packaged with the 15G Rumble Amp.
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Nothing to be ‘ashamed’ of. They’re perfectly serviceable and great for learning on. I have a P-bass clone and I think it’s the bees knees. In fact I sold my first bass, an Ibanez GSR200 and replaced that with it. I would suggest upgrading the amp at some point, but you’re fine for a while.
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Yes, i just bought new string D addario 45-100, new keys Gotoh GB2, some more broken things.
Resoldering all electric parts.
New guitar case
Now i am checking the Amp and will resolder everything. Some old tube amp Music Man 130-ND
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That’s a seriously fine looking P-Bass right there! 
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That what she is?…I had no idea! XD
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Yes. Split coil (see the two black rectangles??) pickup approximately in the middle between the bridge and fretboard - that’s the P-bass config.
BTW that’s a beautiful looking instrument.
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Sometimes I feel if it weren’t for bad luck I’ve had no luck at all.
The trebel control does not work, opened it up and the soldering seems solid.
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Ya your batting average is dropping man.
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Huh…well it would explain why I seem to like the precision ‘type’?..kind?..I’m not sure what to call it…that’s kinda neat! XD. thanks!, I totally fell in love with her all ‘natural’ look, the guy said she was a good starter Bass. And at first I wasn’t sure, but after practicing and learning a few things, I can’t put her down. Wouldn’t trade her for the world =3
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Well I traded my last guitar for another bass. 
It’s a Bacchus Woodline417 jazz bass. You don’t see those often around here.
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AWESOME, man!!! Congrats!!
Let us know how she plays!
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I purchased this exact package to do the Bass Buzz course. It was perfectly fine to get me through it. I’ve since purchased two other ‘better’ basses, a Jazz and a double humbucker Ibanez. These made me realise that I the electronics in the Squier are a bit so/so in comparison, and so I’ve recently upgraded the pickups in it to the EMG Geezer Butler PJ set and it is sounding FINE - a lovely growly P bass. The Squier is a great little bass in it’s own right but it’s also a brilliant bass if you ever decide you want to start doing some modifications. There are plenty of other threads that go through it here.
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LOL - I’ve been tinkering with that song and can’t get that line out of my head.
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Oh that is very VERY nice.
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Natural wood body, clear pick guard and a maple fretboard……… what a perfect combo @Paul
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