Squier Jazz Bass 70S Classic Vibe Mn 3-Color Sunburst
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Essential Information About the Squier Classic Vibe '70s Jazz Bass
Essential Information About the Squier Classic Vibe '70s Jazz Bass
- Seventies Spirit: retro look with 1970s-inspired headstock silkscreen, nickel hardware, and glossy stained neck.
- Jazz Bass Versatility: two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups for switching from smooth groove to sharp snap.
- Modern Playing Comfort: slim "C" profile neck, 9.5" / 241 mm radius, and narrow-tall frets for smooth playability.
- Vintage Stability: vintage-style bridge with 4 slotted saddles, classic look, and reliable tuning.
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A Jazz Bass with a 1970s Flavor in the Classic Vibe Line
The Classic Vibe '70s Jazz Bass embraces the design elements that defined the Jazz Bass evolution during the seventies: a bold aesthetic, fast feel, and a very "mix-ready" tonal signature. Within the Squier universe, the Classic Vibe series is positioned as a line with refined vintage style, designed to recapture the feel and character of historic instruments while maintaining modern playing comfort.
For Which Bassist and Styles?
This 4-string electric bass is suitable for both demanding beginners and intermediate players seeking an expressive and easy-to-adjust Jazz Bass. It excels in funk, pop, rock, disco, soul, jazz, and all styles where a precise, dynamic bass that naturally sits in the mix is desired, whether played fingerstyle or with a pick.
Tone
The combination of a poplar body and maple neck/fretboard delivers a clear attack, good definition, and a present high end, ideal for articulated lines and slap playing. The two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coils provide the typical Jazz Bass behavior: a rounder, deeper neck pickup, a tighter and more biting bridge pickup, and especially a wide palette when blending both volumes. The simple circuit (Neck Volume, Bridge Volume, Tone) allows quick transitions from open, snappy tones to a warmer, more subdued sound without complications.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To stay true to the original spirit and preserve the intended feel, prioritize 34" / 864 mm long scale bass strings in nickel-plated steel, ideally with a gauge of .045-.105 (matching the factory setup).
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SS | Body | Poplar |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Passive |
| Nbr of strings | 4 | Color | Gradient |
| Fingerboard | Maple | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 20 | Hardware | Nickel |
| Type | electric bass | Nut | bone |
| Body shape | Jazz Bass | Nut width | 1.5" / 38.1 mm |
| Body finish | glossy polyurethane | Truss rod | headstock adjustment |
| Pickguard | 3-ply black | Bridge | vintage-style with 4 slotted saddles |
| Knobs | black plastic | Tuners | vintage-style |
| Neck material | maple | Pickup configuration | SS |
| Neck profile | "C" shape | Neck pickup | Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil |
| Neck finish | glossy stained urethane | Bridge pickup | Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil |
| Fretboard | maple | Switch | none |
| Inlays | black block | Controls | Volume 1 (neck pickup), Volume 2 (bridge pickup), master tone |
| Scale length | 34" / 864 mm (86.36 cm) | Pickup refinement | vintage style |
| Fretboard radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Orientation | right-handed |
| Frets | 20 | Headstock | Jazz Bass |
| Fret size | narrow tall | Style | 2 Humbucker |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Squier Jazz Bass 70S Classic Vibe suitable for funk and slap?
The two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups and the maple fingerboard provide a clear attack and bright top end. Blending the volumes delivers a punchy tone well-suited for funk lines and slap bass.
What is the neck like on this Jazz Bass Classic Vibe 70s?
The maple neck has a C-shaped profile, a 34-inch (864 mm) scale length, and a 38.1 mm nut width. Its maple fingerboard features a 9.5-inch radius and 20 narrow tall frets.
What electronic controls are available?
The passive electronics include separate neck and bridge pickup volume controls and a master tone control. There is no pickup selector switch; blending is done directly by adjusting the two volume knobs.
What strings should be used on this bass?
Nickel-plated steel long scale bass strings of 34 inches / 864 mm are recommended. The factory setup uses gauges of .045-.105.
Is this bass available in a left-handed version?
This 3-Color Sunburst version is designed for right-handed players.



