Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Rosewood Fingerboard Lake Placid Blue Electric Bass Guitar (Open Box)

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This item has been opened to check the quality; it may have some signs of damage. Feel free to call up and ask about the instrument 0121 643 1685 or request a customised video demo. The Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Rosewood Fingerboard Lake Placid Blue recreates one of the most distinctive and influential instruments in Fender history. Positioned between a guitar and a bass, the Bass VI offers a unique playing experience that has inspired generations of musicians seeking sounds beyond the conventional boundaries of either instrument. Featuring a vintage-correct 30" scale length, alder body, rosewood fingerboard and three vintage-style single-coil pickups, the Vintera II '60s Bass VI captures the character, feel and versatility of the original 1960s models while delivering the reliability modern players demand. Whether you're creating cinematic soundscapes, recording layered studio parts, performing alternative rock, exploring baritone-style textures or searching for an instrument that bridges the gap between guitar and bass, the Fender Vintera II Bass VI opens up a huge range of creative possibilities. Finished in the iconic Lake Placid Blue, this model combines vintage Fender aesthetics with one of the most unique voices ever produced by the company. Why Choose The Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI Lake Placid Blue? Unique Guitar And Bass Hybrid Design The Bass VI occupies a sonic space all of its own. Tuned one octave below a standard guitar (E-E), it allows guitarists to access bass frequencies using familiar chord shapes and playing techniques, while giving bassists access to melodic and chordal possibilities that traditional bass guitars cannot easily achieve. Authentic Vintage Fender Tone The three vintage-style Bass VI single-coil pickups deliver a remarkably wide tonal range. From deep, supportive bass lines to jangly baritone textures and atmospheric lead sounds, the Bass VI can cover territory that neither a standard guitar nor bass can fully rep