The Squier Classic Vibe ’70s Precision Bass combines the straightforward design and familiar sound of a P Bass with styling inspired by Fender basses of the 1970s. It’s a solid choice for players looking for a traditional bass that works well across rock, blues, country, punk, and many other styles.

A Fender-Designed Alnico split-coil pickup provides the full, punchy sound associated with the Precision Bass, with simple master volume and tone controls. The maple neck has a comfortable C-shaped profile, 9.5" fingerboard radius, and narrow-tall frets for an easy, familiar playing feel.

Vintage-style details include a tinted gloss neck finish, 1970s-inspired headstock graphics, nickel-plated hardware, vintage-style tuning machines, and a 4-saddle bridge.

This is a used instrument and may show normal signs of previous use. Please refer to the photos for the condition of this individual bass.

Specifications

• Model: Squier Classic Vibe ’70s Precision Bass

• Series: Classic Vibe

• Body: Nyatoh

• Body Shape: Precision Bass

• Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane

• Neck Material: Maple

• Neck Construction: Bolt-On

• Neck Profile: C Shape

• Neck Finish: Tinted Gloss Urethane

• Fingerboard: Maple

• Fingerboard Radius: 9.5"

• Scale Length: 34"

• Frets: 20 Narrow Tall

• Nut: Bone

• Nut Width: 1.685" (42.8 mm)

• Position Inlays: Black Blocks

• Neck Binding: Black

• Pickup: Fender-Designed Alnico Split Single-Coil

• Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone

• Bridge: 4-Saddle Vintage-Style

• Tuning Machines: Vintage-Style

• Hardware Finish: Nickel

• Strings: 4

• Orientation: Right-Handed

This instrument was sourced through MIRC (Musical Instrument Reclamation Corporation), one of the world’s largest wholesalers of used and refurbished guitars. MIRC partners directly with manufacturers to acquire instruments that may be overstocked, discontinued, blemished, or otherwise in need of inspection or repair. Each instrument passes through MIRC’s certified facility, where professional technicians evaluate, adjust, and repair it as needed before it is distributed to an authorized dealer. Some MIRC instruments are marked “USED” and/or assigned a new serial number as part of agreements with the original manufacturer. This process allows quality instruments to return to the market at an excellent value