Fender Vintera III Early '60s Bass VI - Candy Apple Red

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[custom_html] 6-string Electric Bass with Alder Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, 3 Single-coil Pickups, and Tremolo - Candy Apple Red [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcNKPtq5mFw[/video] Leo Fender’s most idiosyncratic low-end invention of the 1960s returns in era-accurate form with the Fender Vintera III Early ’60s Bass VI. This re-creation of Fender’s first 6-string bass boasts all the hallmarks of the original, from the slinky 30-inch scale length to the traditional E-to-E tuning. Both of these features allow guitarists to effortlessly transfer their favorite licks, riffs, and rhythms to the Vintera III Early ’60s Bass VI, with no learning curve required. The contoured alder body brandishes a trio of Jaguar-style single-coil pickups, unlocking myriad textures that range from mellow old-school bass thump to bright, biting textures that retain perfect clarity even when doused with dirt. Plus, an onboard “strangle” circuit keeps all your favorite guitar-style chord shapes clean and clear by cutting out excess bass. On the other end, you get a traditional 7.25-inch-radius rosewood fingerboard, modernized vintage-tall frets, and an Early ’60s C-shaped maple neck that fosters fleet-fingered finesse. Did we mention that this bass comes loaded with an offset-style tremolo unit and a funky flip-up mute system? It all adds up to a supremely inspiring instrument for both bassists and guitarists alike, channeling all the retro charm and attitude of a treasured 1960s artifact Fender Vintera III Early '60s Bass VI at a Glance: Alder Body Maple neck with 7.25" Radius Round-Laminated Rosewood Fingerboard and Vintage Tall Frets Early '60s "C"-Shaped Neck Vintage-Style Early '60s Bass VI Pickups Vintage-Style Floating Tremolo with Push-In Tremolo Arm and Bass VI Mute Vintage-Style Tuning Machines Era-Correct Details Vintera III: own a piece of Fullerton history The Vintera III lineup takes you back to Fender’s formative age of guitar innovati