Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass Mocha
Regular price:
€498.00
👉 In stock, delivery in approx. 1–3 days
Article-Number:
1038575
EAN:
885978675135
Manufacturer-Number:
0374523529
Product information "Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass Mocha"
Introduction
The Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass Mocha pays tribute to the Telecaster® bass models of the late 1960s and early 1970s. With authentic vintage styling, modern comfort, and a powerful humbucking tone, it combines classic heritage with contemporary playability – ideal for bassists seeking groove and character.Sound & Character
Equipped with a Fender Designed™ Alnico Wide Range Humbucker in the neck position, the Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass Mocha delivers a deep, punchy tone with warmth and definition. Its sonic versatility spans soulful grooves, classic rock, and modern genres with ease and authority.Construction & Design
A lightweight poplar body ensures comfortable playing, while the bolt-on maple neck with a C-shaped profile and maple fingerboard provides smooth feel and stability. Featuring a Mocha finish, nickel-plated hardware, and a vintage-tinted gloss neck, this bass captures the retro vibe with modern reliability.Product Details
- Series
- Classic Vibe™
- Type
- Telecaster® Bass, 4-string
- Orientation
- Right-handed
- Body
- Poplar
- Neck
- Maple, bolt-on
- Neck Profile
- C-shape
- Scale Length
- 34" (864 mm) – Long Scale
- Fingerboard
- Maple
- Fingerboard Radius
- 9.5" (241 mm)
- Frets
- 20 Narrow Tall Frets
- Inlays
- Black Dots
- Nut Material
- Synthetic Bone
- Nut Width
- 41.3 mm
- Pickup
- Fender Designed™ Alnico Wide Range Humbucker (Neck)
- Controls
- 1x Volume, 1x Tone
- Bridge
- 4-Saddle Vintage-Style Bass Bridge, string-through-body
- Hardware
- Nickel-plated
- Tuners
- Vintage-Style Open-Gear
- Strings
- .045–.105 Nickel-Plated Steel (factory set)
- Color
- Mocha
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All goods are covered by the statutory warranty of at least two years under EU law.
