Squier Classic Vibe 60s Jazz Bass, 3-Color Sunburst, Fretless, Laurel Fingerboard

Jealous is the only way to describe how this Bass makes other people feel when they hear it and hear what I paid for it.. I also have a sunburst, turtle shell squier strat that is a lefty I flipped over for my Hendrix set, and its the same way. People hate that it sounds so good and plays so swell.

As others have said this is a great bass *for the price.*. The tone options are a bit limited, it did require a professional setup and the finish is not perfect. But I'm satisfied with it as a beginner, especially with flatwounds. Fun to play, not a professional instrument. Recommended to anyone who wants a playable fretless for less than $500.

Needs quite a bit of adjustment before it's close to playable.

this is garbage. the neck is absolute junk, started coming apart within 3-5 weeks. by then it was too late to send it back. stay as far away as possible.

My son's been playing guitar for a few years now and was hoping for a new bass for his birthday. This fit the bill. Arrived in great condition and he's had a blast getting to know and jamming on it. As an entry level/practice bass I'd say this is a perfect purchase for its price. As you hone your skills and want to invest in a higher quality you can still have this as a back-up or practice instrument. It's been a month and no issues with hardware or anything else one might worry in a lower priced instrument.