Fender Vintera III Early 60’s Bass VI in Olympic White
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- £999
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- £1,122
NEED A LITTLE MORE LOW END IN YOUR LIFE?
The Fender Vintera III Early ’60s Bass VI brings together the best of vintage and modern Fender!
If you’ve been searching for a classic style Fender with real vintage specs this might just be it. Early 60’s specs all around from the neck to the pickups and even the colour. As if a 60’s Bass VI jumped right off the production line to the modern day. While this may be spec’d exactly like an Early 60’s Bass VI though, the quality is exactly what you expect from a modern Fender. A classic alder body, a maple neck with laminated rosewood fingerboard, and fantastic playability to go along with the classic tones.
- Fender Vintera III Early 60’s Bass VI in Olympic White
- Pre-loved in great condition
- Alder body in Olympic White finish
- Early 60’s C shaped maple neck
- 7.25-inch fingerboard radius
- 21 frets
- Master Volume, Master Tone, 3 Pickup On/Off Switches, 1 Low Cut Switch
- Vintage-Style Early ’60s Bass VI Single-Coil pickups
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