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4-string Solidbody Bass Guitar with Pine Body, Maple Neck and Fingerboard, and 1 Single-coil Pickup - Butterscotch Blonde Get More Value From Sweetwater
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Weight: 9lbs 11oz
From Our Research Team:Get a Vintage-style P Bass for a Great PriceAmazing Vintage-style P-Bass - at an incredibly affordable price! As soon as you pick up Squier's Classic Vibe Precision Bass® '50s solidbody bass, you'll feel right at home. This pine-bodied bass gives you '50s-style features, including one single-coil pickup, an ultra-stable bridge with brass saddles, and vintage finish touches. You get old-school tones from the Classic Vibe Precision Bass '50s, but its modern neck shape means you'll be able to play all kinds of styles on it. Best of all, you can pick up this Classic Vibe Precision Bass '50s for a fraction of what you'd pay for a vintage axe. What a great value!Squier Classic Vibe Precision Bass '50s 4-string Solidbody Bass Guitar Features:
Squier's Classic Vibe Precision Bass '50s puts vintage vibe in your hands, at a super-low price!
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Henry, Marion, IL Reviewsbased on 2 reviewsExcellent bass for the money!
by Kyle Earnhart from Fort Wayne, IN
I had been interested in this bass for awhile and was thrilled when it was finally offered with the butterscotch blonde finish. I saw that Sweetwater had two in stock and decided to go check them out.... read more [+] They were nice enough to bring both of them up from the warehouse so I could choose which one I liked better. Both played good out of the box and had a decent sound. I was sold. I made my choice and took my prize home. With a little setting up (truss rod, string height adj.), it was good to go. The build quality on the bass is outstanding and is on par or better than the entry level Fenders. Fret installation is very good. Hardware is much better than expected for a bass in this price range. I thought the shielded paint in the pickup and control cavities was a nice touch. The neck-to-body fit is about the best I've seen. Because of the lone single-coil pickup, this is not the most versatile bass out there and I was aware of that going in. It does however have a great fundamental tone with plenty of low end. I set all of my amp's EQ's flat at 12 o'clock and turn the treble up on the bass enough to get a little "bite" and leave it be for the rest of the show. I get compliments on my tone all the time. To sum up, this bass is well worth the money and then some. I highly recommend it. close [-]
June 14, 2011 Music Background: Pro Musician Nice Value
by gary from Gardnerville, NV USA
I had one of Fender's Japanese Ash-bodied '51 reissues several years ago, but it got away from me. This instrument gave me the chance to recapture much of the look-n-feel, with a lower pricetag.April 29, 2012 Music Background: 30 years +. Semi-Pro. Country. Classic Rock. Experimental. Worship. ... read more [+]> The 4-piece Pine body is pretty, but MUCH heavier than the Japanese Ash version. Frets are vintage thin, and the ends are smoothed quite nicely. Neck is fat and round, but the fretboard radius is much flatter and more modern than the old style. Nut is full 1-5/8 width, and bridge has 2-1/2 string spacing. It's nice to have 4 separate brass saddles in the bridge, for individual string intonation. However, a couple of the saddles buzzed against each other, due to their very close proximity. I'll just wedge some dampening material between them to stop the buzz. As-expected, the single coil picks up 60-cycle hum, and per my memory, it sounds a little bit thinner than the Japanese reissue that I had several years back. But without having the chance to A-B test them side-by-side, I can't really say for sure... I won't be using this bass for my LONG gigs (where comfort and light weight are paramount). But whenever I'm feeling nostalgic, and want to give a nod to Leo, I'll whip out my new Squier Classic Vibe P-Bass for sure! close [-] Also popular
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