New Squier Jazz Bass Classic Vibe 70s - SOUND TEST

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Fender is making some very good Squier instruments.

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Squier/Fender, have touched upon something. These years of squier vintage mod and Classic vibe will be great vintage instruments one day.

[@scottlapier4363]

Saving up for that exact same bass. I love the 70's Burst and Black aesthetic

[@georgesims6484]

Amazing sounding 70’s Jbass! The 5 stringed version is even better! Thanks Squier Fender!

[@stephencoxbass]

Since I got mine in 2020, I've almost exclusively played it on gigs. I got rid of a $2000 boutique bass because this was the sound I was really after.

[@CurtisGabrielMusic]

Yes I agree, I’m getting rid of my Fender Jazz as this beats it! The tone is awesome

[@davidepanetta]

Se non fosse per il logo Squier lo potrei scambiare tranquillamente per un Fender d'annata! Questa nuova serie Classic Vibe prodotta in indonesia sembra ancora meglio di quella precedente, decal corretta anni 70, ponte e meccaniche vintage, rifinitura del manico con quella meravigliosa verniciatura giallastro/ambrata che fa troppo effetto invecchiato (bene)... e poi il suono! Davvero, suona proprio come un autentico Jazz in tutto e per tutto! Che dire, un applauso strameritato a Squier! Mi sa che ne prenderò presto uno black/maple!

[@mauriziodipietro8843]

Ho lo stesso basso, credimi in futuro vorrei comprare l'analogo Fender, ma lo Squier che ho suona così bene che temo che suoni peggio il Fender perché ogni legno ha una sua storia e colore. Magari il mio è riuscito benissimo.

[@johnong2655]

I felt they've significantly improved the pickup compared to previous classic vibe models. The old ones felt missing in the low end register

[@harshtree]

+1 for the MacMillers grooves ;)

[@hodaridaniels8786]

Nice passive sounding bass, it just have such a clean sound. It is a workhorse, I can tell you can practice all day with that bass.

[@themattaster]

nice playing, but please man what is with the wreck it ralph sound effects

[@lucabertani5608]

C’è anche da dire che queste sono due discrete mani della madonna... Bravissimo 👏

[@basslinemusicshop]

Lucio è un bomber :D

[@lucioenricofasino]

@@basslinemusicshop LIKE U

[@lucioenricofasino]

Grazie BassLine & Fender per il Supporto!

[@jcsk8]

Wow. This little bird is singing GREAT!

[@meshica7]

I have a Vin Mod Jazz Bass Fretless...thing is sweet! Duncan Designed pups. Also have an Affinity V with a Classic Vibe maple neck...love these basses. Looking to get The Classic Vibe 70s.

[@charlescrisp2814]

beautiful sounding bass.

[@xezpra]

Could u add any more sound effects to the text and frame switches

[@memoraphile3623]

bought this bass as SOON as i found out it was a thing a few months back. had so many telling me it was no different than the VM 70s but that spacing makes a good bit 'o difference.

[@00100101001010101]

What is de difference then?

[@memoraphile3623]

@@00100101001010101 it's a tonal difference in the mid range to high end. it also affects the the tone of the natural scooping when the pickups are on together.

[@MrTennisgolf]

My 5 string CV Jazz natural color is tied with my Fender Player P bass for my favorites of the 10 basses I have owned. I plan on getting the 4 string in black.

[@patrickmurphy2443]

Just ordered one on sale for cyber Monday cant wait

[@TenFalconsMusic]

Howard Stern certainly uses a lot of transition sound effects.

[@Santos_XVII]

I cant decide which bass to buy. This Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz or an Ibanez SR300E

[@Ethnoworldshop]

Jonathan T the same situation

[@joshgreenoguitar5733]

The classic vibe for sure

[@user-xw6uh3yp7g]

Well, do you want a jazz bass or a bass with humbuckers?

[@ManelRuivo]

classic vibe will be more much more versatile! I just would recomend the ibanez if you are into metal, nu metal, that kind of stuff!

[@sumanpariyar787]

Personally me i dont like ibanez sound for bass may b due to humbker pickup it sounded like boomy like sound from only pickup for me I feel like deep tone in jazz bases feels like sound comming directly through wood

[@Daddy53751]

Well, The strings are headed for the trash, and I’m going to bury the bridge under some rocks just to make sure some unsuspecting head doesn’t accidentally try to use it. (Stripped saddle screws, but I never intended to keep it anyway) That being said, I love this thing!!! Sounds great and has a silky fast neck. WELL WORTH THE MONEY!

[@jorgesxbass1]

I like, clean sound, in fingerstyle !! I want one

[@Appostt]

Molto bello!

[@sylvain31_bass]

My future bass

[@maiconromao4983]

olá, onde foi construido esse bass? estou encontrando na internet, porém o mesmo modelo crafited in indonesia.. muda alguma coisa?

[@allanoliveira9839]

O Squier é a sub marca da Fender. Esse Squier é produzido na Indonésia mesmo. O Jazz Bass da Fender é produzido nos EUA e custa 3-4 vezes mais caro.

[@LuigiTimeMusic]

Which strings?

[@joshuamcmichael4121]

Probably stock fender brand

[@preciseaudioblog]

Nice test! Did you do some post production after the recording?

[@ferdinandhadiwirawan3456]

That's gonna be great with pearl inlay blocks!

[@RoboRocker69]

Still got the ol' tagger on it. Don't touch it! Don't even point! It can't be played! We've seen enough of that one!

[@jongroovin]

Do one for the 5 string version, please?

[@blue-tb2fd]

4 extra notes and a wider neck.

[@xRS23x]

Sorry, I'm a newbie, but what's the difference between this and Squier Vintage Modified Jazz?

[@memoraphile3623]

the big one thing is pickup spacing. the tone scoops and growls a bit different.

[@DaimonBrown2565]

Ottimo strumento, ne ho uno colorazione naturale, e praticamente uso sempre quello, vorrei sapere se per caso avete la versione a cinque corde, nella colorazione sunburst.

[@basslinemusicshop]

Ciao, cinque corde lo fanno solo in natural e nero.

[@sahachoe7345]

สุดยอดเบสราคาถูก

[@jmginez7774]

which is better? Sire V5 or Squier Classic Vibe?

[@cristopher_caro]

Vulfpeck, the best!

[@stratojb]

Potreste fare una recensione sul 60's?

[@pstrokeslibsarctic]

Is this bass like really new? It’s not even on Fender site Theres only 70s vintage modified one

[@basslinemusicshop]

The Fender website is not always up to date. But I can assure you that these basses are quite real indeed,

[@kuringmundo]

phil dunphy sure can play bass

[@pennabiro5135]

Ciao. Io ho il ‘70 modified. Vorrei sapere se ci sono differenze rispetto a questa versione. Grazie mille

[@xRS23x]

same question here!

[@robertomicelli]

@Penna Biro Pickup al ponte posizione più vicina al bridge e i pickup sono differenti dal vm.

[@Roland535]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@kemalaydogdu5258]

Yamaha bb434 maple neck or this? Yamaha is Pj and it is sth like 200dollar expensive than.. I m very confused.. Pls advice

[@KingCrimson82]

look for comparison videos, there are videos with 10 to 20 different basses. play blind and press pause when you like a sound. thats how i ended my p bass demand and found out that i am a j bass guy.

[@realemoshiii]

What is the name of the song at 0:45

[@emofoo]

i think it’s what’s the use by mac miller

[@tr3kris]

Ciao, bel basso, io l'ho trovato di colore argentato in un negozio vicino dove abito, a €480, sapete dirmi se è un buon prezzo o è un po' esagerato?

[@nicolascasagrande5018]

Esagerato credo 🤔 pagato 379 on line da un negozio fisico

[@joeytb3901]

Look like Howard Stern 🙂

[@neilmorrow9756]

You sound like a wab

[@KingCrimson82]

ladies and gentleman ! Jason Shepherd from the Metallic Gardens !!!!!!!!!!!

[@Boxchevy137]

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dark necessities! LIKE!)

[@iperTONYco]

Possiedo un fender jazz bass '75 reissue e suona praticamente identico.

[@davidreinhard6037]

Can someone help me understand the difference between the classic vibe and vintage modified?

[@lookingatyouforever]

Bridge pickup placement on the CV 70s is closer to the bridge then the VM series.

[@bassplyr13]

The more affordable Geddy! Slap some American Vintage pickups in there and you've got one at 1/2 price.

[@boboutelama5748]

Please note that there is no quality control whatsoever on the woods used in this guitar. You can have a lucky pick and it will hold the use of time, or the bass will have warping neck after 2 and a half year.

[@sergoz123]

@@boboutelama5748 Played many Squiers and that's quite rarely the case. I've had Mexican fenders warp after several months. If you REALLY want a super stable instrument, shell out more $$ my guy.

[@Tangalang22]

Well, you'd have to throw in a hi mass bridge too but it'd still be around the same. I like guided bridges and even better, ones with locking intonation

[@boboutelama5748]

@@sergoz123 Why is everybody on the internet always speaking like ill mannered ? This lack of respect is poisonous for society. Please stop that.

[@ProfessorGroyper]

@@boboutelama5748 Necks don't warp, they bend due to change in humidity. Just use your truss rod like a good little boy and you will be fine.

[@richardjeanneau1248]

Looks like they changed the fretboard color to a more darker maple. WOW. I had the Vintage modified and didn't like the very light color of the fretboard which was an ugly fit with the natural color body. Now we're talking!

[@joshuamcmichael4121]

Yeah it looks nice. I believe the neck is roasted.

[@robertomicelli]

Attendo la prova precision cv

[@enniodivietri]

Suono molto interessante... indeciso tra questo e un sire V7...

[@bobbersound7065]

A sentirlo suonare con l'auricolare puoi anche prenderlo, prezzo competitivo e suono discreto, ma si sa.... È tutto un prenderci. Io posseggo 2 precision classic vibe e ne sono contento,tant' evvero che me li porto anche nei miei live lasciando spesso i miei Fender originali a casa, ma ti consiglio di provarlo prima di acquistarlo. Per esempio 4 anni fa vidi in un negozio un jazz classic vibe natural, lo provai ma faceva defecare...

[@robertomicelli]

Anch io tra squier '70s e sire v7.

[@ChezzOnBass]

Great jazz bass tone. Much better player than the little guy with the funny moustache.

[@ferdinandhadiwirawan3456]

Yes, he's talking too much.

[@vyshawnforeman8384]

Put flatwounds on it

[@soyelmike129]

Dark necessities when u play with slap

[@kalynskyeadrian3766]

4:29 Song name?

[@lookingatyouforever]

Stevie wonder - master blaster

[@justinpayne3308]

My man here needs a metronome.

[@darioorsini569]

E che suonino che ha questo Squier! Sto cercando un classic '70 ma questo da nuovo costa la metà di un usato, fa pensare..maledetti!

[@pennabiro5135]

Dario Orsini. L’ho comprato colore nero. Bellissimo, soprattutto per il colore caldo del manico e tastiera. Suona da spavento! A parer mio di gran lunga migliore del Mexico

[@lucianomanfrinato5481]

Hahaha giocano con la nostra salute pare

[@ManelRuivo]

Oh the bassist dig vulfpack

[@flukyreview9128]

Sounds like a guitar player attempting to play bass 😂😂😂

[@DieselWeazel]

Why all the sound effects? Ruins the video.

[@jeremyphilander8833]

Greasy...so much

[@mareme1159]

Bassista pessimo senza un minimo di groove

[@joaomello7042]

All I hear is fret buzz.

[@bapt_andthebasses]

Maybe you should clean your ears. Try a Q-tip :)

[@grizelda4526]

Bapt and the Basses nah. Definitely fret buzz. Some people like that sound. They call it “growl” or “rasp” or some similar. Maybe set up would correct it but I would think this one has been set up before demoing it.

[@bapt_andthebasses]

@@grizelda4526 João said ALL he hears is fret buzz. I disagree with that. It's easy to criticize a bass tone without context! :)

[@Sucrilhoshmm]

@@grizelda4526 yeah, a bass without that is not a bass