Squier Contemporary 5-String Precision Bass, Black, Laurel Fingerboard

The Squier Contemporary Active Precision Bass PH V brings modern features and bold aesthetics to an iconic Fender platform, satisfying the needs of today's most discerning and daring players. At the heart of this bass are Squier SQR ceramic split single-coil and humbucking bridge pickups, powered by a Fender-designed active 9-volt preamp, offering intuitive controls for volume, pickup blend, traditional tone, and stacked boost controls for bass and treble. The roasted maple neck was carefully chosen for its optimal tone and stability, and the sculpted heel design allows for improved access to the upper frets. High-performance components round out the feature list, including a modern bridge with added mass for improved body resonance, and a set of open-gear tuning machines for smooth tuning action. Styled with eye-catching features, the bass boasts stealthy black hardware and a sleek painted headstock with chrome logos, giving it a premium look. The Squier Contemporary Active Precision Bass PH V is designed to satisfy the needs of today's most discerning and daring players, blending modern features and bold aesthetics with the iconic Fender platform. At the heart of this bass are the Squier SQR ceramic split single-coil and humbucking bridge pickups, which are powered by a Fender-designed active 9-volt preamp, offering intuitive controls for volume, pickup blend, traditional tone, and stacked boost controls for bass and treble. The roasted maple neck was carefully selected for its optimal tone and stability, and the sculpted heel design allows for improved access to the upper frets. High-performance components, such as a modern bridge with added mass for improved body resonance and a set of open-gear tuning machines for smooth tuning action, round out the feature list. Visually, the bass is styled with eye-catching features, including stealthy black hardware and a sleek painted headstock with chrome logos, giving it a premium look.

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