The Affinity Jazz Bass® is a value-priced version of the world famous Fender® Jazz Bass. It has the look and tone that everyone knows and loves, all at an ultra-economical price. The Affinity Jazz Bass has a rosewood fingerboard, two single-coil vintage-style Jazz Bass pickups and a top-loaded bridge
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Good Out of the Box, But There's More
Let me assume, if you're bothering to read this, you're either a beginner considering a first bass (in which case, please read on) or you're a seasoned musical hobbyist who already understands the basic goodness and "hot rodding" potential of inexpensive Squier instruments (in which case, click "Buy Now").
There are many variations on Leo Fender's timeless Jazz Bass theme available today, ranging from the inexpensive Squier Affinity Jazz Bass which is suited to beginning/intermediate players to one-off Fender Custom Shop renditions costing many thousands of dollars and only truly useful to the most accomplished (not me). In today's market, there are many fine, oriental-made entry-level bass guitars from a variety of name-brand holding companies. Frankly, it would be hard to go wrong with any of them. What makes the Squier Affinity Jazz bass stand out is that it can, thanks to its genetic link to "the real thing" and the number of parts therefore available, be easily and...
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My First Bass
I have had the bass for a week and it has been great fun. While I have one ordered, I did not have an amp so I have just been playing and listening to the guitar "unplugged". As someone new to the bass, I was disappointed that there was no owner's manual included. I do have a question for any reader with experience on this bass guitar. It looks as if there is a place for a battery(ies). I did not take out the screws because I thought they may be holding the neck on. Does this guitar require batteries? If so, what kind? Will the neck come off if I open the compartment?
I will update my review when I get the amp
Starting Out...
If you are just beginning and not gigging go with an affinity, I love the Fender Jazz basses. I didn't love this model however, the nut broke after 1 week, it has a flatter sound as well.
Product Features :
- Agathis body with gloss polyurethane finish
- C-shape maple neck with 9.5 in radius, rosewood fingerboard and 20 medium jumbo frets
- 2 Single-Coil Jazz Bass® Pickups
- Standard 4-saddle bridge
- Master tone with 2 volume controls
Rating : 4.0
List Price : $279.99
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