Another great sounding Bass VI available on consignment!
One of our favourite oddities from Fender's catalog, the Bass VI was introduced in 1961 and offered players an interesting hybrid-playing experience, falling somewhere between a bass and a guitar. In recent years original examples have sky-rocketed in price, but thanks to Squier, this model is still in production!
Featuring a 30" scale length, poplar body, and maple neck with Indian laurel fretboard, these examples from Squier are a nice weight and surprisingly resonant. Each individual pickup can be independently engaged, as well as a bass-cut switch which makes for some very '60s, honky tones. This example still retains the pickguard plastic and sticker.
Cosmetic condition is excellent, with only minor swirl marks present.
Hardware is fully functional, and plays with a low medium action. No case included.
