Squier CV 70s P Bass MN WN

I fell in love with this bass as soon as I got it out of the box! The finish on the body is great (nice colour) and the glossy neck feels more expensive than it actually is. It feels like a U.S. bass, looks like a U.S. bass, but sounds like a Mexican bass. Even so, the sound for a Squier is very good.
Only two small issues.
1. The stick strings are terrible. They felt very abrasive, so they were changed quickly.
2. The inlay on the third fret is raised very slightly. This is noticeable only when changing strings and, so far, hasn’t affected play.
This is a great addition to my Fender Jazz, Hofner Violin Bass and Squier VI.
I would certainly buy again!

Honestly, I'm shocked that you can get such quality built and authentic p-bass sound for this money.

Just as soon as it arrived there were no setup needed, it played like butter. Something about this bass just spoke to me right after I've seen it here; that beautiful walnut finish with glossy maple neck. It plays very smoothly, the neck profile is almost J-Bass like, only the nut-width keeps it somewhat P-Bass'y.

It has that classic P-Bass growl and rich low-mid. Its simplicity is its biggest strength. It takes pedals very well, and overall it sounds great. The only issue I had with it is some crackling noise with rolling the tone knob but it doesn't affect the tone and can be fixed with a little soldering.

I've been playing it for 3 years now. Played tons of gigs, recorded lots of tracks and it performed at its peak. Great deal for the price!