Fender Squier Mini Precision Bass Guitar-Dakota Red

The Squier Mini Precision Bass® is an ideal choice for players wanting a smaller instrument with timeless style and that well - known Fender® sound. It features a slim and light body, a short - scale neck with a comfortable 'C' shape for easy playing. The Squier split single - coil pickup, along with volume and tone controls, offers a wide range of sounds. The hardtail bridge ensures stable tuning. Specifications: Series: Bullet Country Of Origin: ID Color: Dakota Red Body: Poplar Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane Body Shape: Mini Precision Bass® Neck Material: Maple Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Neck Shape: 'C' Shape Scale Length: 28.6' (726 mm) Fingerboard: Indian Laurel Fingerboard Radius: 9.5' (241 mm) Number of Frets: 20 Frets Size: Narrow Tall String Nut: Synthetic Bone Nut Width: 1.60” (40.6 mm) Position Inlays: Pearloid Dot Truss Rods: Head Adjust Neck Pickup: Split Single - Coil Precision Bass® Controls: Volume, Tone Pickup Switching: None Pickup Configuration: Split Single Coil Bridge: 4 - Saddle Vintage - Style Hardware Finish: Chrome Tuning Machines: Die - Cast Sealed Pickguard: 1 - Ply White Control Knobs: Knurled Flat - Top Strings: Nickel Plated Steel (.045 -.105 Gauges) Dimensions: 4.00x14.90x39.80 IN Weight: 8.35 LB Additional Information: PLU: 0370127554

Using your Fender Squier Mini Precision Bass Guitar is a breeze. First, tune your guitar using the die - cast sealed tuning machines. You can adjust the volume and tone using the controls on the instrument. When you're playing, the short - scale neck with the 'C' shape makes it easy to reach all the frets. Here are some things to keep in mind. Avoid exposing your guitar to extreme temperatures or humidity as it can damage the body finish and the strings. Also, don't over - tighten the tuning pegs as it might break the strings. For maintenance, wipe the body with a soft cloth after each use to keep the gloss polyurethane finish looking good. You can clean the strings with a string cleaner to keep them sounding great. And every few months, check the truss rod adjustment to make sure the neck is in good shape.