70s Jazz Bass

父のお下がりでFenderのベースを持っていますが、見た目はこちらの方が好みだったためお迎え。 ピックアップが少し高かったので調整して現在メインベースとして使っています。 こんなに安価なのにFenderと作りは変わらずしっかりしているので本当に大好きです。 さすがに音まで一緒とはいきませんが、エフェクターかけたらほぼ同じになります、上手くこの子活かせる音作りしたいですね。

この価格でこのクオリティは十分ではないでしょうか。1弦のチューニングがやり難いかな。ナットが狭いかも知れません。 コントロールプレートの中が微妙に汚い。開ける人は少ないか…。 テンションが強めかも。

値段が倍ぐらい違いますが、このシリーズは別に持っているアフィニティシリーズとは比較にならないぐらい出来が良いです。塗装もフレットエッジの処理もなかなか。 長期在庫品だったのか、フレットのくすみやネックボルトの緩み、ネックの反りなどはありましたが、メンテナンスをして良くなりました。 裏面にゴマ粒大の打痕があったのと、多少のメンテナンスが必要だったことから☆は２つ減らしました。

I bought this "Used-Very Good" for $300. That was not a very good description. When I pulled it out of the box, my jaw dropped. This thing is MINT! Not a blemish on it. The body wood is perfect. The neck is straight and true. The action is fantastic. And, it still had the plastic coverings on the pickguard, pickups, control plate, and tuners, and all the tags, including the factory tag. The one thing I found was a speck of polishing compound. Tuned it up and tried it out. It's not what I expected. It's better. Even though I haven't plugged it in yet, playing it revealed you can get nice, round bass tones, or a sharp slap sound. The action is good. The fit and finish on this one is fantastic. No mismatched wood, no frets needing filing, and the tuning pegs are nice and crisp. And the body is NOT light as some have mentioned. It's downright heavy! It rivals the weight of my 1969 Dan Armstrong! If I didn't know better, I'd swear I had a late 60's/early 70's Jazz Bass. I had an older friend who had one, and let me play it, and it certainly feels the same and plays the same. I thank the seller for sending me such a magnificent musical instrument. it is second only to my original Dan Armstrong. I have a 1992 P-Bass lyte as well, and I play it all the time, but this bass has been placed above it. I'll admit, the P-Bass Lyte is easier to play, but the sheer pinache of this piece outshines it. Always wanted an all-maple Fender. And, this FEELS and plays like a Fender. I've played other Squier basses. Some were OK, some were really good. This is the best one yet. And it only took 52 years. Am I gushing? I must be in love. Maybe I got a gem. EDIT: I finally brought it to a rehearsal. I got a Crossrock case for it and dragged it down there. I plugged it into my Behring BX4500 with a Peavey 1820 cabinet and we started playing. After the 3rd song the guys were commenting how good it sounded. Classic Fender Jazz Bass. My other basses have narrower necks, and the first few songs were tough, but I didn't have to switch. They couldn't believe what I paid for it. The Crossrock Tweed bass case fit so well it was like it was made for it. Perfect fit, no slopping around inside. I am quite well pleased with both.

This bass is a beauty. I closely inspected it expecting to find any flaws. cosmetic or other. Nothing! Perfectly crafted! All shiny and blond! Sounds great, too, with my little Fender Rumbler 15. A little string buzz at first but that probably lies on my rusty heavy handed technique: Quickly remedied. Adjustment and fine tuning is recommended with any new guitar, but I found it fine as delivered. What struck me though is how heavy it is. But par for the course with a solid body bass!

Very good bass! I like to slap the bass, this is a good bass to slap, very close to a real fender jazz us

Gran sonido, hermoso bajo. La línea Classic Vibe nunca decepciona.

Nice squire bass designed by fender made in China or Indonesia. The first one shipped was made in Indonesia, had a small crack in the neck pocket. Nothing major but I still asked fender what to do. They ask me to return it and did send me a new bass made China. The replacement is significantly better made compared to the one from Indonesia. Fret work was excellent. Still needed to get it setup by a luthier. Intonation, action, truss rod and pickup spacing needed some adjustment.