Squier Classic Vibe 60s JazzBass Demo For Beginners | Fender

With over 75 years of excellence and innovation in building musical instruments, Fender doesn’t just make guitars. We make players. Fender revolutionized the electric jazz bass, giving it versatility of tone by adding a second pickup. The Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazz Bass takes the iconic Fender jazz bass and makes it easier and more comfortable for beginners to play without sacrificing sound or quality. In this video, Fender’s Ozzy Carmona shows you the Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazz Bass, its various features, and demonstrates the versatility of tones you can get out of it. From warm, full sounds to a striking mid-range growl and clear high end, the Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazz Bass gives players multiple options to play around with building a sound all their own.

Intro 0:00
The history of the Fender Jazz Bass 0:30
Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazz Bass features 0:45
What tones can you get from the Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Jazz Bass? 1:16

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Squier Classic Vibe 60s JazzBass Demo For Beginners | Fender

[evilmonkey]

My first bass was a 60's Classic Vibe Jazz Bass I got back in 2009, it's a fantastic instrument and I still play it today!

[JB]

Absolutely adore mine! Daphne blue for the win.

[Max-Mustermann]

This product is the best value for money.
Squier Classic Vibe series is more than worth the price.

[Jonpoo]

I have one. It’s a really pretty guitar and great for a starter. Neck pup and tone all the way down for me.

[erikvernarsky]

actually ordered daphne blue one! can't wait!

[ianmclennon]

Thanks for a very coherent, comprehensive demo.

[donnix]

I bought the 60s classic vibe precision bass in sunburst with a tortoiseshell pick guard; a wonderful instrument.

[petestaint]

Fantastic demo! 👍 thanks for posting.

[pavelplancarte]

I have that Squier but fretless, what a beautiful tone!!!

[shironeko]

Cv basses are really good for the price. If you are not picky about brand and focus on what feels good, I dare to say it is comparable to fender MIM

[spawnthecrazy]

Why don't you guys do a Classic Vibe 60's Precision demo too?

[stephenhookings]

Certainly a nice feeling jazz bass - suffers from a lot of pickup noise in my environment so I have to use noise killer pedal. Will likely put some EMGs Js on it.

[PossiblyTheRealSirSqualo]

This is kinda all you need to get the Greg Lake bass sound for you King Crimson and ELP fans

[mojito]

Does anyone know, any of famous song which recorded with this bass?
And also any famous bassist who regularly uses this very bass for live performance on stage?
Thanks in advance

[rafender]

I have this 60s CV in daphne blue. Sounds amazing! Probably the highest model of Squier's Jazz bass

[Consulting-vfev]

good evening, can you tell me what brand of standard strings are fitted? They felt very bad and very rough to the touch

[randomatt]

What is better vintage icon v4 or squier classic vibe 60s

[DECANO]

What are the differences between the Classic Vibe '60 and '70? Thank you

[RobertFairweatherMusic]

No slap? Davie would be disappointed.

[finncallahan]

Idk what happened to me but mine sounded like crap no matter how I try and set it up