Up for grabs is this 2012 Squier Matt Freeman signature Precision Bass in Vintage White, Crafted in China along with the reputable Squier Classic Vibe and Fender Modern Player series. This model is said to be based off of Matt Freeman’s 1977 Precision Bass and boasts one of the best necks Squier (and to some, Fender) have put out.
Quick spec rundown:
- basswood body
- maple neck with tint and gloss finish
- hi-mass bridge with brass saddles
- 9.5” fretboard radius
- 1.608” nut width *specs on the internet say it’s 1.650” but I measured it with my caliper and it’s actually closer to 1.600”*
- has DR Fat-Beams 45-105 currently
- 9.4 lbs on my bathroom scale
I did my best to showcase the few blemishes that it has. The circular scuffs on the pickguard (from bubblewrap) can be removed, as well as the sticky residue on the back. Please examine photos. I can send more upon request.
I am the second owner, the first owner is a guitar player that barely played this thing and just sat in his home office for the most part.
Only trade for consideration is a Yamaha BB734A or BB735A (5-string version is best).
Includes free FedEx shipping in the CONUS. No gig bag, but will be double-boxed and packed well, insured for the full amount.
Quick spec rundown:
- basswood body
- maple neck with tint and gloss finish
- hi-mass bridge with brass saddles
- 9.5” fretboard radius
- 1.608” nut width *specs on the internet say it’s 1.650” but I measured it with my caliper and it’s actually closer to 1.600”*
- has DR Fat-Beams 45-105 currently
- 9.4 lbs on my bathroom scale
I did my best to showcase the few blemishes that it has. The circular scuffs on the pickguard (from bubblewrap) can be removed, as well as the sticky residue on the back. Please examine photos. I can send more upon request.
I am the second owner, the first owner is a guitar player that barely played this thing and just sat in his home office for the most part.
Only trade for consideration is a Yamaha BB734A or BB735A (5-string version is best).
Includes free FedEx shipping in the CONUS. No gig bag, but will be double-boxed and packed well, insured for the full amount.
