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List Price : $258.00 Price : $174.99
List Price : $258.00 Price : $174.99
Product Description
Looking for a bass with classic style at a super-low price? The Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass is just the ticket! The look of a vintage Fender Jaguar Bass gives this instrument serious mojo, and you'll love its solid feel. This bass is a blast to play! What's more, the Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass Short Scale gives you a huge range of tone to play with. A single-coil bridge pickup plus an active bass-boost circuit make this Jaguar growl. Classic style, flexible tone, and a killer price - you just can't pass up the Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass!
- 3-Tone Sunburst
- P Bass Pickup in middle and J Bass Pickup at the Bridge
- 20-Fret Maple Neck w/Rosewood fingerboard
- Onboard Bass,Mid, and Treble controls.
- Case not included
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Electric Bass Guitar Special 3-Tone Sunburst Reviews
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Electric Bass Guitar Special 3-Tone Sunburst Reviews
| 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  Good value, This review is from: Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Electric Bass Guitar Special 3-Tone Sunburst This is only my second bass, and I'm still learning, so I'm no expert.The Jaguar special is produced in Indonesia. I found no cosmetic or mechanical issues at all with mine. It seems to be set up well for a (relatively) inexpensive bass. The only mod I've made is to replace the factory strings with flatwounds for a more mellow tone. The sunburst finish is beautiful. Although the wood of the body is subtly grained, especially on the front of the instrument, it still has a very warm and rich feel. The tone is good through a decent amp. I bought it hoping to get more versatility out of the P/J pickup configuration, but to be honest, my newbie bassist ear can't really tell any difference between the two. I don't know if it would be more obvious with a full stack amp. But it's a clean, warm tone from both. A couple things to be aware of: these are active pickups. If the battery (9 volt) dies, you've got an inert hunk of wood with strings. The... Read more |
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