Squier Classic Vibe Active '70s Jazz 5-String Electric Bass V - Ocean Turquoise Pad MIDI Controllers With a Custom Telecaster®-inspired double-bound

Name: Squier Classic Vibe Active '70s Jazz 5-String Electric Bass V - Ocean Turquoise Pad MIDI Controllers With a Custom Telecaster®-inspired double-bound
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 98632398270
Price: 310.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.710100000000001 (6 reviews)

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Squier Classic Vibe Active '70s Jazz 5 String Electric Bass V Ocean Turquoise Pad MIDI Controllers With a Custom Telecaster® inspired double bound With a Custom Telecaster® inspired double bound body and 3 pickup Tele® configuration made famous on the Nashville scene high grade professional boom pole treble and bass boost rich looking nickel plated hardware and a slick vintage tinted gloss neck finish for an old school vibe

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