FenderSquier Electric Bass - Mini Precision Bass in Black, Comes with Free Virtual Lessons

Great for the price ! Definitely not like the cheap bass guitars of old , which were glorified firewood !Great action ! I didn’t have to use the Allen keys provided . A great starter bass for young and old , or for messing around in the front room which is what I use it for . Most enjoyable

Fabulous bass. Bought for home recording. Has the precision sound. Easy to play stays in tune reasonably well. Nice slinky neck. Perfect for guitar players and would make an ideal beginners bass. Would be nice if they included a gig bag. Has full sized pickups so a big sound. Incredibly light. A joy to play

Fantastic Bass for the price.Bought for my 8 year old son to learn on and a great size for him, but also fine for an adult too. I've played many years and would easily gig with this with no issues.

This small form Bass guitar is great value for money and as it carries the Fender brand it's well made and very sturdy and just a little tuning and away you go, great sound and perfect for the beginner or intermediate players alike...overall a good purchase.

I do, and I love this bass.If you try and Google or check Reddit for recommendations you'll just see a bunch of gnarled boomers saying you'll simply adapt to a regular sized guitar despite small hands. I called BS (no matter how hard I practice my fingers won't magically gain length believe it or not) and quite accidentally stumbled upon this guitar. I was worried before buying that it might be TOO small, but it isn't. It's perfect.100% recommend for my fellow small-handed individuals.

I bought this to use as a studio bass to replace a cheap vintage model that I finally realised just didn't record well. I've had fun playing this one since it arrived and recording it DI works well (with the usual plug ins of course). Being so much smaller than a full-sized bass it is perfect for my 6-string honed fingers and enables a bit more creativity than wrestling with a full sized one. if you're looking for a nifty little drive, something to fill out those home demos, this is perfect. Very pleased.

This is the second time I have bought this model of mini P bass and they are fantastic value for money.The sound is great, a proper P bass growl or smooth depending on where you set the tone control.I have bought this one as a back up as I have been so impressed with the black one I have, and this one also didn't dissapoint. It has a very nice shade of red and £10 cheaper than the black so I have both. As the neck is a lot shorter and the body a lot smaller than the full size it is so much easier to handle and play, plus a lot lighter. I am using it in a band line up and it's definitly pulling it's weight. It is great for begginers and seasoned musicians alike. Buy one I assure you will love it!

Love this bass. Very light and feels lovely to play. It needed the action raising which was very easy to do (Allen key included) You’ll know if this needs doing as the strings will rattle and buzz when playing. For anyone who doesn’t know how to do this check YouTube for instructions, it’s quite a simple task. Nice tone especially at the lower end, perhaps a little harsh at the top end but you can adjust that using the EQ on an amp. It’s a little shorter than a short scale bass so excellent for young players to get them going, or (like me) you want to learn but have small hands and want an easy starter instrument. I have an Ibanez Mikro short scale but it is much heavier and a couple of inches longer than this Fender. Speaking as a petite adult beginner with small hands and a short reach, I like the Fender more and it’s motivating me to keep trying. Can’t recommend it enough.