Legendary fat, punchy tone

There's nothing like the fat, punchy sound of a P Bass split single-coil pickup — it sits in a track like nobody's business. To say the P Bass is an industry standard is not an exaggeration: In the '60s and '70s, electric bass parts on session charts used to simply be labeled "Fender" — and that meant Precision. Motown even standardized on the Precision Bass for all their recording sessions. From James Jamerson to Pino Palladino, bassists from all genres have embraced the Precision Bass, and it continues to be a favorite in the studio and on stages everywhere.

Shaped for comfort and performance

One of the things that made the P Bass an instant hit with working bass players was its comfortable contoured body shape. Perfectly balanced whether playing standing or seated, the Squier Classic Vibe '60s Precision Bass will make those marathon playing sessions much more comfortable. Its C-profile neck satisfyingly fills out your hand and always feels just right — another reason why the Precision is the choice of bassists the world over.

Timeless P Bass design

Leo Fender brought us the Precision Bass back in the 1950s, and its classic body shape and comfortable neck continue to give today's Squier Classic Vibe '60s version excellent playability and a distinctive look. As with so many of his original designs, Leo nailed the essence of a great instrument right from the start. And over a half century later, the Squier Classic Vibe '60s Precision Bass still sets the affordable standard in electric bass guitars.

Squier Classic Vibe '60s Precision Bass Features:

• Poplar body, gloss polyurethane finish
• Maple neck, C profile, 34" scale length
• Indian laurel fingerboard, 9.5" radius, 20 Narrow Tall frets, dot inlays
• Fender Designed Alnico split single-coil pickup
• Bridge and Neck Volume controls
• Master Tone control
• 4-saddle Vintage-style bridge
• 1.685" synthetic bone nut
• Vintage-style tuners