Squier Classic Vibe Bass VI

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There we go. But it's great. There's some really good things you can do with it, um, you know playing chords Strangle switch they call it It works as ...

The trem on the Bass 6 is okay. It feels okay I think perhaps because of the heavy strings it doesn't have that nice feel that a normal Jag or Jazz Ma...

Holy hell, I have only ever played round wounds and just got a cheap Squier bass with flats on it. So easy and smooth to play

First off, I've got a Fender reissue Bass VI that I got in the mid 90s, MIJ (Japan). The Squier is a decent instrument but in nowhere near the same league as my MIJ Bass VI. Why did I buy it then? I use these in church mostly, and occasionally in different bands usually with a reverb/tremolo pedal i...

I just have a Squier jazz bass and I can play anything from metal to funk to jazz and back so I don't think it matters all that much.

Guitar plays great, set up pretty well out of the box and accepted a light top/heavy bottom custom Stringjoy set to comfortably play in EAEADF#. Guitar seemed to have suffered some cosmetic and structural abuse, with all of the protective plastic removed from key pieces. Pictured, one can see the pi...

A Fender VI or Bass VI might work well for you. It's an entire octave down like a bass, but has an additional B and high E string.

The scale is right between a guitar and a bass, and you can play chords on it.

The bass looks and feels beautiful! Closer inspection you will find flaws and they will add up. I thought this would be a great instrument to have too gap my guitar and bass playing, it is neither at all. You can only get “guitairish” sounds past the 9th fret and everything above is very “bass” I pl...

Squier classic vibe 70s P-bass. Its a great bass for the money. You can get one new for around $400 or find one used around $250