Squier Classic Vibe '60s Mustang Bass Guitar Olympic White

Fun to play and very good tone. This is a great little bass.

This bass guitar looked fairly good at first but had several quality issues. There were screws that were installed improperly, including the strap pin at the end of the guitar. In addition, when I plugged into an amp, there was ground noise on a setup that produces no noise when I plug in my other basses. I returned this item as there were too many issues for a new guitar

Love it! My first short scale bass for setting around watching TV while practicing! My other full scale bass was not the one to use in my easy chair! Great bass sounds too, sounds and plays great

I have previously played and owned only long scale basses. Have always wanted to try a short scale. Went to my local GC and tried a few they had in house. The short scale Sterling was a nice looking bass but the fret work was terrible. Based on reading other reviews I took a risk and ordered a Squire CV 60 Mustang. It is a beautiful instrument. Arrived in great condition with absolutely no flaws. Finish is great, Fretwork is great, string action and intonation were nearly perfect. Hard to believe that Squire can make an instrument like this for such a reasonable price.

I've had a few Japanese (CIJ and MIJ) reissues we well as the player series. This is as good as any of them. I did switch the pickups out for Duncan Custom Shop replicas because the factory "designed by Fender" ones were weak. But after a nice fret dressing and new pots and a solid jack, this baby plays. Great neck. Solid body. Can't beat the price. Got two of them to compare and they were identical. Great factory quality control.

These had a problem with the pickup that is really irritating. The hole in the pickguard for the pickup is too small. So, when you go to adjust the height of the pickup when you are doing a setup, the pickup cover doesn't move, but the pickup itself does. This causes the pickup to come out of the pickup cover and also causes the screws for the pickguard to strip. I had to remove the pickguard and glue the pickup and pickup cover back together, and also replace the pickup height adjustment screws. Also, when I got it home I realized the neck needed adjusting. Guitar Center doesn't pay for a setup when you buy a guitar. I was able to do this myself. Having said all that, it is now adjusted and sounds good. But, it was kind of a do it yourself project you don't expect even at this price point.