Would this work for a Squier by Fender Affinity P/J Bass Guitar? or should I get the wide bodied one?
1428307
Yes it should work! I use it for a fender squire 6 string electric guitar and an epiphone 6 string electric. The mount would rest on the bottom of the guitar, so a wide body should not matter.I hope this helps
2284209
No, it will only fit a Squire Jazz bass with a bit of tweeking. You should look to find one that fits the Jaguar bass and tweek that to fit your Squire.You have to remember: The Squire guitars are not always the same size as the Fenders, there has to be something different between them.
403323
I don't think so. They are different. Check this out SKB 44 Pro Rectangular Hardshell Jazz/Precision Style Electric Bass Guitar Case. http://www.amazon.com/SKB-Rectangular-Hardshell-Precision-Electric/dp/B00DYAIOYW/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1410739247&sr=1-1-fkmr0&keywords=Fender+Accessories+ABS+Molded+Precision+Bass%2FJazz+Bass+Case+-+Red+Handle Good luck.
1143549
The strap is a basic guitar strap. You can put strap locks on it like any other strap, so yes it should work. Basses are heavier than guitars so I would personally recommend getting your own strap to use with the brace. It's a good stand. My strap broke, but they have great customer service and sent me some new ones and helped me out, but to be sure, use a high quality leather strap with the stand. I switched my strap with a Gibson strap and haven't had any issues since. You'll need a mic stand to hold the brace so be sure to get one if you buy it. Hope this helps
1564530
Tho I have never tried it on one, my answer is yes I believe it would. This is probably one of the best, even tho it is the lowest priced modeler I've found. I have four of them one attached to each amp I use my acoustic guitar on. It will make a hundred dollar guitar sound good as any high dollar guitar you can find. Behringer also makes a bass modeler like this, it is silver in color and I owned one but sold it to a guy that really loved it on his bass.
781803
I bought one for my squier VM J. I had to reshape it to get it to fit. no big deal I just straighten it out with my hands and then re-curled it around my fingers. I had to do it several times before I was satisfied. The only cravat I have is if you have the bass set for a high action or you dig in too much you may not have the clearance you need.
1086871
That is the model I bought it for. It fits the headstock fine but the body cavity is a little larger than a Dinky. It's a bit loose and to feel safe, you might want to add some packing to fill the body cavity better
2194502
It will work for electric and modern acoustic guitars, my acoustic is from th 70's and has a wide neck, and it only barely works for it.
381220
It's narrow but maybe a not too wide acoustic will fit. But not a full bodied acoustic. It's really nice. I have a SG on it.
699599
It will work with any amplifiable guitar. Just realize that it only puts out 30 watts-- enough to make your bass audible at what's now called an "unplugged" level. What that means to me, as I use it, is that I can hear the bass line in a group with acoustic (unamplified) guitars. It will never be "loud," if that's what you're looking for.
2099367
Not sure about the guitar, I use mine for a Fender style precision bass and it fits it very good.
1948239
Certainly, it is for the Fender Jazz bass. They were standard fitting back in the 60's. but no longer fitted on later models. You will have to position it carefully over the pickup before screwing it down. Being a fretless bass, does not come into it at all.
230831
Hi, yes, it will fit. I put it into a Squier Standar Fender Strat. Wiring was simple. Pickups sound great.Many greetings, R.-B.
401104
If its a Fender it should I got this for my Fender Jazz Bass and it fit perfect great case!
678871
No idea, BUT(!!!) I did it to fit into my Takimine/Jasmine JUMBO acoustic Bass, for whatever that's worth. It has threads and screws in and is somewhat flexible. Good luck!
1563903
First, it's not a guitar case ... It's a JAZZ bass.... I think the best approach would be to go to Fender's website, and look up the dimensions for their Jazz Bass, and that should give you a very good idea is to the dimension to the Stagg Fender Case .... :)
2182951
This is not a molded case, so it should work just fine for a lefty or righty 5 string bass.