Squier by FENDER - Classic Vibe 60s Jazz Bass Daphne Blue
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The Classic Vibe range offers guitars that take up the standards of the 50s, 60s and 70s. With excellent craftsmanship, the Squier Classic Vibe 60s Jazz Bass naturally inherits Fender's know-how on the models that wrote the history of rock!
Presentation
The two Fender-Designed Alnico pickups, placed at the bridge and neck positions, are at the heart of this bass' sound. They cover a wide range of tones, from deep, round lows to more defined highs, while maintaining dynamics and clarity suited to different playing styles. The two separate volume controls for each pickup, as well as the overall tone, allow you to fine-tune the sound according to your needs.
The vintage-style bridge with threaded saddles provides good stability of the strings and allows you to adjust the spacing of the latter, in order to fine-tune the playing comfort. The nickel hardware, faithful to the style of the vintage models, guarantees solidity and reliability on stage or in the studio.
This 4-string Classic Vibe '60s Jazz Bass electric bass is an excellent choice for bassists looking for a versatile instrument, faithful to the Fender spirit, without overdoing it.
Features
Other features
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Squier Electric Bass
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60s Jazz Bass Model
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Classic Vibe Series
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Daphne Blue Finish
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Poplar Body
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Gloss Polyurethane Finish
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Maple Neck
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Gloss Urethane Neck Finish
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"C" Shape Neck Profile
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34" (864 mm) Scale
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Indian Laurel Fingerboard
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9.5" (241 mm) Fingerboard Radius
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20 Narrow Tall Frets
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1.5" (38.1 mm) Nut Width
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Pearloid Dots Fretboard Inlays
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Truss Rod Head Adjust
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Fender Designed Alnico Single-Coil Neck and Bridge Pickups
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Volume 1 / Volume 2 / Master Tone Controls
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4-Saddle Vintage Style Bridge
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Nickel Hardware
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Vintage-Style Machine Heads
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Pickguard 4-Ply Tortoiseshell
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Assembled and adjusted by pulling 045-105
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Fender reference: 0374530504
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Acquired by Fender in 1965, the Squier name was used in 1982 to allow people to own a real Fender at a reasonable price, instead of a cheap knock-off. Squier gives people the ability to stop dreaming and start playing, which is why it has become one of the most respected brand in the guitar world. From classic Telecasters, Mustangs and Jazzmasters to Signature models designed in collaboration with artists like Mikey Way of My Chemical Romance, Matt Freeman of Rancid and Mike Dirnt of Green Day, Squier instruments offer everything you could want at a price almost anyone can afford. By combining quality and affordability, Squier makes it easier than ever to play the guitar of your dreams!
