warm sound.

This is not my bass. i borrowed it from a friend. my first impression is the really warm and comfy sound, that you will expect from a jazz bass. i have been a jazz bass user since i began playing bass, and this is the best one that i have tried.

Good for the price

I got a new one at a guitar center. I played pretty good, but had a little bit of fret buzz.

Good Budget Bass

Traded a Hofner counterfeit to a friend of mine for this, as I wasn't really vibing with a hollowbody bass. For a resale value of $100, this bass is a great tool to have around recording situations. It's dependable, sounds good, and I don't have to worry about other people messing it up since it's seen better days. The weight seems to be quite a bit less than a real Fender, so it's easier to play for extended periods of time. Not exactly my go-to bass, but it's nice to have around for a classic Fender tone. Not much beats that.

Quality.

My 2000 Squier Jazz Bass has a better feeling neck, frets and better sounding pickups than any MIM Fender coming out today. Yes, it says Squier on the headstock and for us who are "snobs", I don't want to take it out and play live with it but I'll give you one guess at which bass is my gear review/demo bass in the studio.

Don't question it, you can't beat the price tag and the quality and durability of these "older" Squier's is outstanding.

My firt bass

Ah, my first bass.

I still have it but it's in a massive state of disrepair. I will keep it until I'm in the ground though. Sentimental value 'n' all that.

not bad

my best friend gave this bass to me as a gift, I need to get it set up but its quite alright

My main bass.

Bought mine very used with a broken trust rod. Later replaced the neck with a cheap amazon copy and it has served as my main bass since.

Not bad, but not good.

This was my first ever electric bass I used to own when I started playing in 2012. A bass for beginners, not good overall but decent to start off with.