MGR/Anonymous « Fender Precision Bass »
Published on 01/25/03 at 15:00I bought this from a local guitar shop for about $250 canadian.
It's a good beginner bass, and nothing more. It's fairly easy to play/slap on and it isn't very expensive. After 4 years of playing it, the neck has warped(fret buzz) the volume pot crackles, and a tuning head broke off, yet I can still play use it and it hasn't completely fallen apart (yet)
Hmm where to begin. Bad quality. Bad soldering job inside, had many problems with the volume pot/tone pot. Had to replace the jack because it "crackled" and was extremely annoying. Neck warped fairly easily....perhaps I got a bad Squire....
Bad quality. It was shoddilly made, and there were many problems that I listed above....But what else do you expect from a knock-off bass???
It's a good beginner bass, but in the end it's nothing more than a fender knock-off.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
It's a good beginner bass, and nothing more. It's fairly easy to play/slap on and it isn't very expensive. After 4 years of playing it, the neck has warped(fret buzz) the volume pot crackles, and a tuning head broke off, yet I can still play use it and it hasn't completely fallen apart (yet)
Hmm where to begin. Bad quality. Bad soldering job inside, had many problems with the volume pot/tone pot. Had to replace the jack because it "crackled" and was extremely annoying. Neck warped fairly easily....perhaps I got a bad Squire....
Bad quality. It was shoddilly made, and there were many problems that I listed above....But what else do you expect from a knock-off bass???
It's a good beginner bass, but in the end it's nothing more than a fender knock-off.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com