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Description
Squier Contemporary Active Precision Bass PH
The Squier Contemporary Active Precision Bass PH boasts modern features and bold aesthetics.
At the heart of this bass are Squier SQR™ ceramic split single-coil and humbucking bridge pickups. They’re powered by a Fender designed active 9-volt preamp, which offers intuitive controls for volume, pickup blend, traditional tone and stacked boost controls for bass and treble.
The roasted maple neck not only looks beautiful, but also offers optimal tone and stability. As well as this, the sculpted heel design allows for improved access to the upper frets.
High-performance components round out the feature list of this bass. These include a modern bridge with added mass for improved body resonance, as well as a set of open-gear tuning machines for smooth tuning action. Eye-catching styling cues include stealthy black hardware and a sleek painted headstock with chrome logos, which provide that premium look.
FEATURES
- Squier SQR™ ceramic split single-coil and humbucking bridge pickups
- Active 9-volt preamp with controls for volume, blend, tone and bass/treble boost
- Roasted maple neck
- Sculpted neck heel
- Painted headstock with chrome logos
SQUIER® SQR™ CERAMIC PICKUPS
These Squier SQR ceramic pickups produce high-output, modern tone with punchy lows and clear highs.
SQUIER® ACTIVE 9-VOLT BASS PREAMP
Versatile and easy-to-use, the Fender designed active 9-volt bass preamp includes intuitive controls for master volume, pickup blend, tone and bass/treble boost.
ROASTED MAPLE NECK
With an articulate tone, optimal stability and a deep, rich color, roasted maple is a premium neck material.
OPEN-GEAR TUNING MACHINES
These vintage-style tuning machines have a classic look and also provide smooth, accurate tuning.
MODERN BRIDGE
The modern bridge features added mass to provide optimal body resonance, which translates into bigger tone.
SCULPTED NECK HEEL
This guitar boasts a sculpted neck heel so that you have improved access to the upper frets.
