• 4-string electric bass from the Squier Affinity Series.
  
• Sunburst high gloss finish
• Bolt-on construction with 34" long scale length (864 mm)
• Poplar body
• Bolted maple neck
• Maple fingerboard with dot inlays
• C-neck profile
• One Squier ceramic single-coil pickup in middle position
• One Squier ceramic single-coil pickup in bridge position
• Passive circuitry with separate volume controls for each pickup and general treble shutter
• Squier 4-saddle standard bass bridge
• Squier vintage-style bass machine heads
  

The Squier Affinity Series Jazz Bass MN 3-Color Sunburst combines the typical sound and playing characteristics of Leo Fender's most popular bass model with an extremely attractive price. Accordingly, the first-class electric bass for beginners convinces with a slim maple neck, on which the first bass lines go out of the hand with ease, and two single-coil pickups for versatile bass sounds.

The poplar body of the Affinity Jazz Bass comes in the typical offset style of the sixties and therefore takes a perfectly balanced playing position. The maple neck in the slim C-profile with 38 mm nut width offers furthermore buttery smooth playing characteristics, so that nothing stands in the way of motivated and fatigue-free bass playing.

With the two Squier Ceramic single-coil pickups in middle and bridge position, the Affinity Jazz Bass delivers a wide sound spectrum at the bass amplifier, which makes it an all-rounder for almost every music style between rock, pop, blues, jazz, funk and metal. The traditional passive circuit with separate volume controls for each pickup and a general treble cutoff allows you to create a wide variety of tones, from a wiry enforcement tone to an extremely fat bass sound with emphasis on the lowest frequencies.

To guarantee long-lasting playing pleasure in bass lessons and on the first band rehearsals, the Squier Affinity Jazz Bass MN 3-Color Sunburst is also equipped with high-quality hardware. On the body, the typical 4-saddle standard bridge ensures optimal adjustment of intonation and string action, while on the headstock Squier vintage-style tuners promise an exact and robust tuning.