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Squier By Fender Fiesta Red Classic Vibe 60s P Bass New
Price: $349.99
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New 2009 Fender Squier Classic Vibe Jazz Bass ’60s
Price: $325.00
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Fender/squier Precision P Bass Pickups Pickup New
Price: $19.99 Buy It Now: $24.90
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Fender Jazz Bass Made In Mexico Squier Series
Price: $125.00
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Fender Squier 2007 Vintage Modified Jazz Bass
Price: $219.99 Buy It Now: $259.99
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Fender/squier Precision P Bass Pickups Pickup New
Price: $19.99 Buy It Now: $24.90
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Squier Fender Mb-4 Skull/ Crossbones Bass Guitar
Price: $0.99
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Fender Squier Musicmaster Vista Bass - Exc Cond
Price: $350.00
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End time: 07-Aug-10 11:37:55 PDT

Left Handed Squier Precision Bass Guitar (lefty)
Price: $250.00
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End time: 04-Aug-10 15:40:49 PDT

Fender Squier Standard Jazz Bass Guitar Walnut Satin
Price: $229.79
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As CD Sales Wane, Music Retailers Diversify

In 2008, Best Buy , the national electronics retailer, began dipping its toe into the world of musical instruments. By late March of this year, the company had opened its 99th and 100th musical instrument departments, at its new stores in Upper Manhattan and in Flushing, Queens.

“We sell many ways to consume music. Why not create?” Justin Barber, a spokesman for the company, said. “It just seemed like a natural extension.”

At the store in Upper Manhattan, customers can select from 45 acoustic guitars, which are kept in a closed, climate-controlled room, ranging from a $99.99 Squier guitar to a $3,999.99, six-string Taylor. (And two ukuleles). Along the red wall facing the customers when they enter the department hang about 80 electric guitars and bass guitars, in a similar range of prices. DJ equipment lines another wall.

Instruments accounted for $5.9 billion in sales during 2009, according to a recent report by the National Association of Music Merchants, which represents instrument makers and retailers. Despite the size of the business, Guitar Center is the only chain with more than 100 stores.

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Random thoughts

Plus, the Squier Jagmaster I did buy was $30 cheaper than anywhere else I've seen it (and for you brand elitists turning up your noses at the mention of a

Can anyone tell me what kind of replacement pickups I should get for my fender squier bass?

Jun 29, 2008 by Flakes | Posted in Performing Arts

One of the Pickups to my Fender Squier Bass are compeltely dead. I need to replace both of them and i was thinking of going with emgs. Givin that I shouldnt spend more on pickups then i did the bass ($350 at the time) what would be a set of pickups my bass would be worthy of? I play alot of funk, slap n pop punk and ska stuff so I need something with a punchy mid range

your bass is fine and the pickups might be shorted out in the phoho jack. I dont think you need high priced pickups to sound good. a great sound is in your hands and how you touch the strings with both hands. The Summer NAMM show proved that with this cardboard box upright bass video filmmed on the NAMM showroom floor
my NAMM fav was the Bogdon Box Bass video from Summer NAMM 2008
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=6924

another detroit bassist | Jul 01, 2008

Is a squier bass that much worse than a fender bass?

Jul 15, 2009 by treefingers53 | Posted in Performing Arts

I like the feel of my friends fender jazz bass and i'd like to switch from guitar to bass for a while. Is a squier really that much worse than a normal fender? The price is a big difference but if a squire isn't good enough for playing a number of gigs i'd like to know.

Squier is currently making some basses right now that are called the Vintage Modified and the Classic Vice series. The quality on these are extremely good for the price. Another option you have is SX basses from rondomusic dot com. These things are unbelievable. I spent $130 on it after shipping and I can say it is on par with Mexican Fenders. I enjoy playing it even when I have 2 $1200 basses. I recomend you register on talkbass dot com, too. Lots of great info there.

Dakota M | Jul 15, 2009