Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Rosewood Fingerboard Fiesta Red Electric Bass Guitar, (Open Box)

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The Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Rosewood Fingerboard Fiesta Red revives one of the most innovative instruments ever produced by Fender. Sitting somewhere between a bass guitar and a baritone guitar, the Bass VI delivers a completely unique playing experience, combining bass frequencies with familiar six-string guitar tuning.  Originally introduced in 1961, the Bass VI became a favourite among studio musicians, producers and adventurous players looking to create sounds that standard basses and guitars simply couldn't achieve. Tuned E-to-E one octave below a regular guitar, it allows players to explore deep bass lines, atmospheric textures and chordal arrangements using familiar guitar-style fingerings.  The Vintera II '60s Bass VI faithfully recreates the feel and tone of the original models with vintage-correct appointments including a 30" scale length, trio of vintage-style single-coil pickups, floating tremolo system and period-correct neck profile.  Finished in classic Fiesta Red, one of Fender's most iconic custom colours, this instrument perfectly captures the look, feel and character of Fender's golden era while offering modern manufacturing consistency and reliability. Why Choose The Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Fiesta Red? A Unique Instrument Unlike Anything Else The Bass VI occupies a sonic space that neither a conventional bass nor a standard guitar can fully cover. Its extended range makes it ideal for creating bass lines, melodic hooks, atmospheric textures and layered arrangements from a single instrument.  Familiar Guitar Tuning Unlike traditional bass guitars, the Bass VI is tuned E-A-D-G-B-E, one octave below a standard guitar. This allows guitarists to transition quickly while unlocking entirely new tonal possibilities.  Vintage-Style Early '60s Pickups The trio of vintage-style Bass VI single-coils deliver everything from warm, woody bass tones to bright, articulate melodic sounds. Combined with individual pickup switching and the