General
Squier's Vintage Modified series offers loads of charm and character for a Squier price. This Vintage Modified Jazz Bass '70s for instance, was modelled after the bass guitars from the seventies. It has a natural, soft maple body with a glossy vintage-tinted neck and a maple fretboard. This edition has a fresh Olympic White in combination with chrome-plated hardware and a natural-coloured fretboard.
Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 70s
The Jazz Bass usually features two single-coil pickups for conjuring that distinctive, present sound. This Squier too has two single-coil pickups of their own design. From scrumptious slaps to subtle fingered loops, this bass guitar has it all. The sound of this guitar effortlessly blends with funk, fusion and soul but this Vintage Modified '70s J-Bass is versatile enough for almost any genre.
The Squier brand
The most famous Fender guitars are the Precision and Jazz bass guitars and the Stratocaster and Telecaster electric guitars. Many manufacturers have imitated these in different price ranges. In order to be able to provide a reliable and attractive alternative for beginners, Fender started their subsidiary Squier in 1982. Squier guitars and bass guitars are built according to specifications made by, and under supervision of Fender.
