Squier Precision Bass 60S Classic Vibe Lrl Olympic White
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Sixties Look and Feel: 1960s-inspired screen printing, nickel-plated hardware, and vintage-tinted glossy neck.
- Big Precision Sound: Fender-Designed Alnico split-coil pickup for full lows and an attack that cuts through the mix.
- Modern Comfort: slim "C" neck profile, 9.5" / 241 mm radius, and narrow-tall frets for fast playability.
- Vintage Spirit, Effective Adjustments: vintage-style bridge with threaded saddles to adjust string spacing and optimize intonation.
Manufacturer Information
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A Tribute to the Decade That Cemented the Precision Bass
The Classic Vibe '60s Precision Bass embodies the spirit of the P Basses that made electric bass history: an instantly recognizable aesthetic, simple ergonomics, and a massive sonic identity. Within the Squier range, it aims for the "best of vintage" with luthiery and hardware choices inspired by the era, while maintaining smooth and reassuring playability for everyday use.
Who Is It For, and Which Styles?
This bass is perfectly suited for beginner to intermediate bassists seeking a true Precision signature, as well as more experienced musicians looking for a workhorse P Bass with a retro look. Its tone is ideal for rock, pop, soul, funk (pick or fingerstyle), and anything requiring a solid low end, natural presence, and steady rhythmic foundation.
The Sound
The Fender-Designed Alnico Split Single-Coil pickup delivers the classic Precision "punch": thick lows, warm low-mids, and a clear attack that remains audible in a band setting. The simple electronics (volume and tone) allow quick shifts from a round, mellow sound to a sharper timbre, perfect for pick playing. The vintage-style bridge and nickel-plated steel strings enhance the feeling of a crisp response, with solid sustain and very direct dynamics.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | S | Body | Poplar |
| Left handed | No | Electronics | Passive |
| Strings | Steel | Color | White |
| Nbr of strings | 4 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Hardware | Nickel |
| Nbrs of frets | 20 | ||
| Type | electric bass | Nut width | 42.8 mm / 1.69" |
| Shape | Precision Bass | Nut material | bone |
| Wood | poplar | Truss rod | headstock adjustment |
| Finish | glossy polyurethane | Headstock | Original Precision Bass Shape |
| Pickguard | 4-ply tortoise shell | Hardware finish | nickel |
| Orientation | right-handed | Tuners | Vintage-Style |
| Profile | C-shape (slim "C" profile) | Bridge | vintage-style 4-saddle with threaded steel saddles |
| Inlays | white pearloid dots | Control knobs | flat knurled |
| Number of frets | 20 | Pickup | Fender Designed Alnico Split Single-Coil (Vintage-Style) |
| Fret size | narrow-tall | Pickup configuration | split single coil |
| Radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Selector | none |
| Scale length | 34" / 863.6 mm | Controls | master volume, master tone |
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Received for a week now and difficult to let go of it Arrived perfectly adjusted, I only had to tune and connect it before I could make the first notes sound, the key needed to be fed but apart from that nothing to complain about Being a guitarist, this bass is above all a way to diversify and have a little fun, certainly it's a bit expensive the toy but it's worth it, no doubt about the fact that this one will stay with me for a long time
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Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Precision pickup of this bass produce?
The Fender-Designed Alnico Split Single-Coil pickup delivers thick lows and warm low mids with a clear attack. The volume and tone controls allow the tone to be darkened or opened up.
Is this bass suitable for playing rock and soul?
This model is suitable for rock, pop, soul, and funk thanks to its single vintage-style split coil pickup. Its low-end foundation effectively supports a rhythmic role.
What is the neck like on the Squier Precision Bass 60S Classic Vrl Olympic White?
The maple neck features a slim C-shaped profile, a 34-inch (863.6 mm) scale length, and a laurel fretboard with a 9.5-inch radius. The bone nut is 42.8 mm wide and the fretboard has 20 frets.
Is it available for left-handed players?
This Olympic White version is right-handed and is not offered in a left-handed orientation as specified.
What vintage finish elements are present on this Precision Bass?
The glossy white finish is paired with a 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard and nickel hardware. Vintage-Style tuners, a vintage-style bridge, and flat knurled control knobs complete this aesthetic. White pearl dot inlays are installed on the laurel fretboard.



