Squier by FENDER - Affinity Precision Bass PJ MN Black
With the Affinity range, Squier offers electric guitars and basses that incorporate the main assets that have made Fender a legendary brand. The Precision Bass PJ is equipped with a lightweight body, a thin and comfortable neck, and a Precision / Jazz Bass pickup set for a wide range of sounds. Black finish.
Presentation
The maple neck with a "C" profile is designed to offer a natural and fluid grip. It is perfect for beginners and bassists looking for a responsive bass with good ergonomics. The 34-inch scale and 20 frets offer good flexibility, whether playing fast bass lines or laying solid foundations on slower pieces.
On the pickup side, the PJ configuration combines a Precision Bass split-coil pickup in the neck position and a single-coil Jazz Bass pickup in the bridge position. This duo allows you to easily switch from a warm, deep sound to a more punchy sound, perfect for a variety of styles, from rock to funk to pop.
The 4-saddle bridge ensures good resonance and tuning stability, reinforced by the open vintage tuners, easy to adjust and which give the instrument a classic look.
This Squier Affinity Precision Bass PJ 4-string electric bass in Black combines simple but effective features, while remaining faithful to the legendary design and sound of Fender.
Features
Other features
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Squier Electric Bass
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Affinity Precision Bass PJ Model
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Black Finish
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Lightweight Poplar Body
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Gloss Polyurethane Finish
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Maple Neck, "C" Shape
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Satin Urethane Back of Neck Finish
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Maple Fingerboard
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Black Dot Fretboard Inlays
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1.625" (41.3 mm) Nut Width
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Synthetic Bone Nut
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9.5" (241 mm) Radius
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34" (864 mm) Scale Length
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20 Medium Jumbo Frets
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Ceramic Single-Coil Jazz Bass Bridge Pickup
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Ceramic Split Single-Coil Neck Pickup
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Controls: Volume 1 / Volume 2 / Master Tone
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4-Saddle Bridge
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Chrome Hardware
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Vintage-Style Machine Heads
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3-Ply Black Pickguard
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Assembled and Adjusted original by pulling 045-105
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Squier reference: 0378553506
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