![]() Over time, I found that the Affinity is a good starter bass – consistent in quality and sound. Yes, the Mexican-made Jazz basses have nicer necks to an experienced player – but remember that the point behind the Squier Affinity is low-cost and beginner’s playability. However, the impression of the Squier I bought (and have played for more than a year when this was originally posted) is that it is a solid buy, and an excellent bass. ![]() It stands to reason that the Chinese-made Squiers are slightly less-nice Alder wood, and the finish paint is thicker and harder on the Squiers. The basic features and appointments are almost identical. ![]() Quick Opinion: The Squier Affinity and Standard Jazz Bass guitars are actually somewhat comparable to Fender Mexican-made Standard Jazz Bass guitars. Jazz Bass, J Bass… You say Fender, I say Phendre. Sometimes getting a low-cost bass doesn’t mean having to get a cheap bass! In another note, every bass player has to have a place to start. It’s a blast, and can really teach you something about fret stretches, silencing adjacent strings, and serious hand-strengthening. Squier Affinity J (Jazz) Bass long-term review Originally posted March 2006… A few edits here and there, but mostly the original review for this repostĮvery guitar player should try playing bass.
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