I know some musicians reflexively cringe a bit when they hear the name "Squier". But this bass is proof you can get a really good instrument for not a lot of money. I'm not a P-Bass expert, but to my ear, this bass sounds very pleasantly full and throaty with the tone knob wide open, and mellow and thumpy with it turned down. I'm also quite impressed with the quality control. The setup was pretty darn good right out of the box. I haven't needed to do a thing to it. I can't say the same even for my $900 Geddy Jazz, which arrived with mile-high action. One problem I did have was that one of the pickups was pressed all the way down and caught on the fingerboard. I popped it loose, but it remained a bit floppy. The guys at my local Sam Ash put some new foam under both pickups and now they're nice and tight. If you get one, you may want to add foam to make it stiffer. If you want a Precision Bass, but you're on a tight budget, this one will do very nicely. And the sunburst and tort look is just so classic!

CHRISTOPHER

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Great bass, huge step up from other squier basses I've played . It's on par with made in Mexico fenders and other basses that are a couple hundred dollars more. It is a P Bass, it has that sound and feel and, while I haven't been able to jam with other musicians because of Covid-19, I can't wait to bring this to the next jam.

Kenneth

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This is a great all-around bass with decent electronics and feel. Mine needed setting up, the fretboard felt a little dried out (nothing some oil didn't fix) and the strings were nothing to write home about, but it has turned into a really fun player for me. Great nostalgic look and feel.

Daniel

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Feels and plays great. Pickup is good - may upgrade, but it's really not bad. For the price, I wasn't able to find anything near the quality of this series.

Riley

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