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4-string bass guitar from Squier belonging to the Precision Bass series

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  • MGR/Goran PavlovicMGR/Goran Pavlovic

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    Squier Squier II Precision BassPublished on 09/22/02 at 15:00
    I bought it as my first bass, about 5 years ago. I hadn't had much money so I bought it second handed for approx. 200 Euro. It is not much, considering it is a Japanese made guitar.

    When i bought it, I liked everything about it, but now... Only the durability and appearance (three-colour sunburst, rosewood fingerboard) are good about it.

    After years of playing, frets are worn, pickups don't give true Fender sound and bridge is terrible (due lack of maintenace, though).

    As I wrote above, this bass is very durable and has seen a lot of bad situatins, especially in my younger days. Still, it stays in tune all the time, even when I put it in gig bag after concert, and take it out after a da…
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    I bought it as my first bass, about 5 years ago. I hadn't had much money so I bought it second handed for approx. 200 Euro. It is not much, considering it is a Japanese made guitar.

    When i bought it, I liked everything about it, but now... Only the durability and appearance (three-colour sunburst, rosewood fingerboard) are good about it.

    After years of playing, frets are worn, pickups don't give true Fender sound and bridge is terrible (due lack of maintenace, though).

    As I wrote above, this bass is very durable and has seen a lot of bad situatins, especially in my younger days. Still, it stays in tune all the time, even when I put it in gig bag after concert, and take it out after a day or two, it is still tuned. Construction is good, considering this to be a very cheap instrument. I'm not so shure that a new Fender that costs about 4 times as Squier, is better in a same rate.

    Affordable, durable and beautifull bass. But I wouldn't reccomend it to anybody but begginer. Sound (Precision sound) is universal, so you can play any type of music with it.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • remisignorinoremisignorino

    Squier Squier II Precision BassPublished on 06/04/06 at 10:10
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Made in Korea
    Has 20 Frets
    Fixed bridge, much thicker and stronger than sheet metal provided on the new fender and squier
    Volume and tone
    Handle a piece (touch and handle in the same timber) (mapple in my case)
    ABOVE: MECHANICAL SCHALLER! (A must)

    UTILIZATION

    Handle very nice, a chouilla rounder than the jazz bass
    Access to acute very easy, the body is made for;)
    Very well balanced, do not lean the head and is rather heavy, which gives it a good sustain
    Its accuracy efficient, very accurate! (Not in December ...)

    SOUNDS

    Good for rock / metal / electro
    On the ampeg (head and body)

    OVERALL OPINION

    Longtps No, I bought recement
    I really like…
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    Made in Korea
    Has 20 Frets
    Fixed bridge, much thicker and stronger than sheet metal provided on the new fender and squier
    Volume and tone
    Handle a piece (touch and handle in the same timber) (mapple in my case)
    ABOVE: MECHANICAL SCHALLER! (A must)

    UTILIZATION

    Handle very nice, a chouilla rounder than the jazz bass
    Access to acute very easy, the body is made for;)
    Very well balanced, do not lean the head and is rather heavy, which gives it a good sustain
    Its accuracy efficient, very accurate! (Not in December ...)

    SOUNDS

    Good for rock / metal / electro
    On the ampeg (head and body)

    OVERALL OPINION

    Longtps No, I bought recement
    I really like the handle
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