• Marcus Miller V looks at a bargain price!

  
  As reviewed by robert banyaga on 4/29/2013

  A killer 5 string!!! I tried out many basses when I decided to get a 5 string. I had very little to spend, the thought of spending tons wasn't an option. I was so amazed at how great this bass feels and sounds straight out of the box! I bought mine used, online from an out of state Guitar Center, and when I unpacked it, I didn't need to re-intonate or adjust the action. It plays great and is super quality in the fit an finish department! The neck is fast, the string spacing comfortable and the passive Duncan Designed p/u's yield the classic Jazz sounds! Bone stock, this bass sounds so much better than my main MIM Fender Jazz! The only thing I'd probably change on this bass would be the string retainer and possibly the bridge, but that's it! I'm thoroughly impressed with this Squire, and I feel it will be a solid player for years to come!

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• A must have bass guitar for the budget minded.

  
  As reviewed by thomas redman on 1/10/2012

  I ordered this bass not expecting a very low end sounding bass. Boy was I wrong, this is a great bass. My friend turn me on to the squire by fender bass. Told me why would you want to spend all that money on a expense fender jazz bass. The squire sounds just as good. He was right for the price you cannot beat this bass for its class and some bass's above this class. I had a 1970's fender jazz and the feel and the sounds are not a whole lot different in the squire. Played through a good amp it really sounds great,Im impresed. Im sure glad I did not spend the extra money I would not be ashame to use this bass in any situation practice or gigs. Matched with the right amp and your good to go. I Would highly recommend this bass if your budget conscious. Great tone easy to play and very attactive. A+

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• An Awesome and Must BUY 5 String Electric Guitar Bass for the Price.

  
  As reviewed by Allan Mena on 1/12/2012

  First of all I've never bought a Guitar Bass at Guitar Center but, I have owned a 4 String, Gray G. Burton Electric Guitar Bass. Being this time being my first time and all I came in and saw that there was a lot of variety to choose from. So like any other person that walk's in, I looked for the cheapest one there was. After looking at the 4 String Guitar Basses I decided to take a look at the 5 String and I was pretty amazed by the color and over all, the price of the Squier by Fender Vintage Modified Jazz Bass V 5-String Electric Bass Guitar. The price was $329.99 and for the 5 String Bass it's pretty low. So I decided to check it out and when I played it I noticed right away that it has a super smooth neck so that your hands slide easier to play with out your hands hurting. BUT However the only thing that I would say that I don't like about this 5 String Bass is that's its HEAVY and if you have a regular strap at first your shoulder will not hurt but after a while I feels Heavy but otherwise this is a good Guitar Bass. So if you have in mind to buy a Good and Low Price 5 String Electric Guitar Bass I suggest that you buy the Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass V 5-String Electric Bass Guitar.I hope that this review is helpful.

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