Squier Precision left Handed Bass Guitar
You can’t argue with success. The Squier Precision left handed Bass is the top-selling left handed bass guitar in the world. Many would say that this phenomenon is price-driven. However, there’s no arguing the classic P Bass design factors in. For less than half the price of its Fender big brothers, Squier Precision left handed bass guitars are a great choice for those just starting out on their road to rock and roll fame and fortune. Squier Precision left handed bass guitars are called Specials. There is not much variety in the Squier line for lefties. The Standard P Bass Special Left-Handed Electric Bass features the classic Precision body styling with a slimmer J Bass neck, split coil pickups in mid and a J Bass pickup in the bridge positions and traditional butterfly machines. The rosewood fret board has 20 medium jumbo frets. Although some say the tone is “brighter” rather than “bassier,” it is consistently heralded as a decent sounding bass for the money. The color choices are also limited. Black Metallic is the most common choice found with an occasional Antique SunBurst.
It is rugged enough to withstand standard usage abuse, but is not the sort of instrument you want to plug in on a big stage. The overall sound quality doesn’t stack up to the more professional Fender models. The price point on Squier precision left handed bass guitars is consistently just under $300. A $500 list price is claimed, but you don’t have to shop much to find it for $299.
The best customer for this instrument is the beginner or the professional who wants an inexpensive knock-around lefty bass for fun. If Fender intended for the Squier brand to offer P Bass classic styling, good playability at a variety of skill levels, and for a more reasonable price, it has succeeded with the Squier Precision Left Handed Bass Guitar