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Bought a Used Bass, need help with IDing the model

Trying to get into bass and i decided to get a used one instead. Found this vigier bass for a pretty good price but i can't find its model, seller also doesnt know what it is.
Its a 4 string vigier bass guitar from what i've gotten.
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Like the last person said, hopefully you didn’t pay a more premium price for an instrument that’s not premium. However, that bass does not look awful, and if it has a good set up I could see it playing very well, if you get it playing well but after a while it doesn’t sound that great compared to other basses just put some newer better pickups on it. You said you were getting into bass. And that looks comparable to an Ibanez that’s not super high end, just make it work and put the time in and you will have fun!
 
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Man...like a couple others have mentioned, I hope you didn't pay a Vigier price for a Vantage bass...o_O

Even if it is "just" a Vantage, if it has a decent neck/setup, decent strings, and the electronics function well, it'll probably be fine to get going on.
 
That is a Vantage bass.
Originally Vantage was a Matsumoku brand (who did manufacturing for many many companies in Japan).
By 1990 Vantage instruments was trademark for sale in the US by Samick, and were made in Korea and Indonesia by Samick until around 2000.
 
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