Squier CV Bass VI LRL BK

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Squier CV Bass VI LRL BK

Squier

CV Bass VI LRL BK

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Product Info

Article Number: 457333
Brand: Squier
Model: CV Bass VI LRL BK
Price: $464.20

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This Squier CV Bass VI is a seriously fun instrument. The classic vibe build quality is surprisingly good for the price, and that floating tremolo adds a cool, slightly unpredictable vibe. It's perfect for players wanting a unique sonic palette, particularly those exploring vintage tones or experimenting with textural soundscapes.

Product Description

  • Squier CV Bass VI LRL BK
  • Electric Bass 6-String Model
  • Classic Vibe Series
  • Poplar body
  • Maple neck
  • Bolt-on neck attachment
  • Indian laurel fretboard
  • Pearloid block fretboard inlays
  • C-Shape neck profile
  • Fretboard radius: 241.3 mm (9.5")
  • Short Scale
  • Nut width: 42.8 mm (1.69")
  • Bone nut
  • 21 Narrow tall frets
  • 3 Fender-designed alnico single coil pickups
  • Electronics: 2-Position slide switch for bass cut with strangle circuit
  • Master volume and master tone controls
  • 3-On/Off slide switches (for each pickup)
  • 6-Saddle vintage-style bridge with non-locking floating vibrato
  • 3-Ply tortoiseshell pickguard
  • Nickel hardware
  • Strings: Fender nickel-plated steel (.024
  • .034
  • .044
  • .056
  • .072
  • .084)
  • Colour: Black
PROS
  • • Poplar body provides a balanced, resonant tone with good sustain
  • • Vintage-style alnico pickups deliver a warm, articulate, and surprisingly punchy sound
  • • Bolt-on neck offers a comfortable, snappy feel and easy playability
  • • Floating tremolo adds expressive possibilities, though with some tuning compromises
CONS
  • • Short scale limits low-end extension and can feel cramped for larger hands
  • • The strangle circuit, while interesting, is a niche feature with limited practical use
  • • Nickel hardware, while aesthetically pleasing, can be prone to tarnishing over time

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Key Features

Body Material Poplar
Neck Material Maple
Fingerboard Indian Laurel
Pickups Fender-designed Alnico Single Coil
Scale Length Short Scale (30.5 in)
Frets 21 Narrow Tall
Strings Fender Nickel-Plated Steel (.024, .034, .044, .056, .072, .084)
Weight Approximately 9.5 lbs

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Frequently Asked Questions

It rolls off high frequencies and introduces a subtle phase shift, softening the tone and adding a slightly muted, vintage character—think a very mild fuzz.
It's a vintage-style tremolo, so expect some tuning instability, especially with aggressive use. Careful setup and string changes are key to keeping it in tune.
It’s generally a bit harder and denser than Rosewood, offering a slightly brighter, snappier tone and a smoother, more polished feel under the fingers.

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