Her spending $2k (or whatever) on her early 70's Pbass? Makes sense.Close to that same amount, or more, on something that doesn't get used but 10% of the time? Doesn't make much sense. Spending $1500 on a great Refin Vintage Jazzmaster? $1000 on a tele? $150 for fuzz? etc. Tuned an octave lower than a guitar and featuring a vintage-style tremolo, the Bass VI is the perfect companion to accompany any guitar or bass player into. Ya know? So we tend to put alot of thought into big money (for us) purchases. The Classic Vibe Bass VI is a faithful tribute to the secret weapon of producers and adventurous players that have dared to explore it since its original production from 1961 to 1975.

Reason she doesn't have a Bass VI already is cause, she can't justify buying something she doesn't really need. Fender/Squier Bass VI - My honest opinion Kbald 13K subscribers Subscribe 4.6K 138K views 9 months ago I bought this Fender/Squier Bass VI offset a couple of weeks ago and in this video I.

But $300-600 for a Blacktop/Squier/used CP Jag makes a bit more sense. Squier Classic Vibe Bass VI, Laurel Fb, 3-Color SB 9lbs 2.5oz. So while I'd really love to have a Vintage or AVRI Jag, I can't really justify the price on something I'd only use for three songs. Own one like this Make room for new gear in minutes. It’s nice and low with the La Bella strings and plays oh-so-easy This is not your average C. It took nearly 6 months for all of these components to be assembled into this awesome deep baritone. Like, right now, I am currently in need of a short scale Fender (Jag, or Mustang).But I only need it for certain songs in our live set's that have really long stretches, that are difficult to play standing up, while singing. Custom Squier Bass VI This is a highly-modified Squier Bass VI with some very desirable upgrades. While these six-string basses had sold moderately well before, Squier's Classic Vibe Bass VI the only Bass VI. Its heavier strings are tuned like a bass guitar, an octave below a regular guitar, and the body shape is similar to a Fender Jaguar. Ive been looking at the Squier Vintage Modified Baritone guitar for a while and recently found the Squier Vintage Modified Bass VI I get the differenc. And I do sorta agree, But at the same time, its more of a Novelty item, than a necessity. The Bass VI was first produced by Fender in 1961 and is in effect a six-string baritone guitar.

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