Fender Squier Debut Series Precision Bass Guitar, Beginner Guitar, with 2-Year Warranty, Includes Free Lessons, 2-Color Sunburst with Matte Finish
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Style: Guitar Only
Color: 2-Color Sunburst
Features
- One Squier Debut Series Precision Bass Guitar a perfect beginner guitar for all ages
- Designed by the most trusted name in guitar and backed by a 75-year legacy of quality and craftsmanship
- This beginner guitar comes with a subscription to Fender Play that includes lessons with thousands of instructional videos to build your skills by playing the songs you love, all with no additional cost
- Designed for beginners, the Squier Debut Series Fender Precision Bass includes a super-comfortable "c" shaped neck, laurel fingerboard and thin, lightweight body for more comfort and playability.
- The Squier Debut Series Precision Bass features a split-coil pickup with volume and tone controls that offers punchy P-Bass tones, and the vintage-style open-gear tuning machines provide smooth and accurate tuning
Description
Designed by Fender in California and an icon of rock & roll, the Debut Series Precision Bass features a slim "C"-shaped neck profile and a thin, lightweight body for a comfortable playing feel while a split single-coil pickup with volume and tone controls offers punchy P Bass tones. Further details of this model include a 4-saddle hardtail bridge for precise intonation, open-gear tuning machines for smooth, accurate tuning action and durable chrome hardware for a premium look.
Brand: Fender
Size: Full
Color: 2-Color Sunburst
Item dimensions L x W x H: 7.83 x 3.19 x 9.84 inches
Top Material Type: Poplar
Back Material Type: Poplar
String Material Type: Nickel
Finish Type: Matte
Instrument: Electric Bass
Item Weight: 4500 Grams
Item Weight: 9.92 pounds
Product Dimensions: 7.83 x 3.19 x 9.84 inches
Item model number: 0379700503
Date First Available: January 17, 2024
Back Material: Poplar
Body Material: Poplar
Color Name: 2-Color Sunburst
Connector Type: 6.35mm Jack
Fretboard Material: Laurel Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S
Scale Length: 34" (864 mm)
String Material: Nickel
Top Material: Poplar
Neck Material Type: Maple
Number of Strings: 4
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Material Type: Poplar
Size: Full
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Style: Guitar Only
Color: 2-Color Sunburst
Great and playable right out of box after tuning. Slight rod adjustment may be needed but intonation is good and fret ends are really smooth. A great P bass, it's got great tone, knobs are solid feeling and strings aren't too bad. Highly recommend for everyone.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Carl Matthew Cannon Jr. Carl Matthew Cannon Jr.
Style: Guitar Only
Color: Black
After purchasing the Squier Debut Stratocaster for my son, I decided to roll the dice on the Squier Debut P-Bass to see if I got as lucky. Out of the box I expected sharp/overhanging frets and issues with the action. I expected janky tuning keys. To my delight the frets were perfect. Just like with the Strat. And that same matte finish on the relatively thin neck (which I love) and the black matte body make for a great playing experience. Upon my first bit of play time with the bass the action, actually, doesn't seem too bad. And those tuning keys seem just right to me, in my limited time (so far) with this bass. I can't say anything definitive, at this point, regarding the action, tuning retention, or tuning accuracy but I'm going to put this bass through setup and, if there's any glaring issues, I'll revisit this review. If 2 months have gone by and you don't see an edit, it's because I didn't find any issues and my review stands at 5 stars. This bass reminds me of my first bass guitar, an Epiphone Accu-Bass (which was just a Fender P-Bass clone). This Squier weighs noticeably less. Functionally, it's no different than a Fender Precision, though you may want to upgrade the pickups and pots at some point in the future (if it's necessary is debatable, unless you're a professional, in which case why are you buying a budget line bass guitar?) The neck profile is just right for my shorter fingers, and I feel like it would be a perfect bass for someone new to the craft. The price point? I can't see how this can be beat. My only advice would be to avoid the bundles you might see on offer with this bass. They are easy to fall for but, in my opinion, not worth the extra money. I know because, in my own excitement, I opted for a bundle which (supposedly) includes an Amp, Gig bag, strap, guitar cord, yada, yada, yada. I got a gig bag (Fender branded, so that's neat) for an electric guitar. The bass will not fit. Fortunately, my son is in need of a decent gig bag for the previously mentioned Strat so that's cool, I guess. The 'amp' is about the size of a bedside alarm clock. And it sounds like a bedside alarm clock too. It does have a headphone jack, which is how I will likely use it, but headphone 'amps' are all over amazon (plug them into your bass, plug headphones into them or Bluetooth) and they are relatively inexpensive. The strap just never showed up The guitar cord, a Fender branded cord, was the only truly useful item, for me, that bundle. I really feel like you can just source better items on your own and I wish I had done that myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Chuck Chauvin
Style: Guitar Only
Color: 2-Color Sunburst
I’m going to start by saying I’ve been playing bass for just shy of 40 years. I own over a dozen other basses in varying price ranges, and have built a couple of my own. I got my Debut because in all these years I have never owned a straight up Precision Bass, they’ve always been P/J, J/J or some other pickup configuration. The price was right and other reviews were very favorable. This one will be as well. I was very impressed with the build quality of a bass of this price point. The satin finish is very smooth and the two tone sunburst just looks fantastic. The hardware is of good quality as well. The tuners, while not the greatest, hold the strings in tune and are classically designed. The bridge is adjustable for the string action and intonation. The ceramic pickups are well constructed and deliver a great tone. The controls are the traditional P Bass controls consisting of simple volume and tone. The round wound strings deliver a bright tone and don’t feel too harsh on the fingers. I played this through a Fender Rumble 25 and a 79 Fender Bassman, both amplifiers complimented the tone of this bass. The set up from the factory was impressive. The intonation was pretty much dead on accurate and I only adjusted the string height to my personal preference. The weight of this bass came in at 8lbs 7oz. The weight was balanced and didn’t have the typical neck dive as lighter basses sometimes display. The fretwork is well done and the neck has a very nice feel with the nut at 38mm or 1 1/2 inches. All in all it’s a great bass for a beginner. This is also a great platform for someone looking for a bass to mod. Squier really came through with a very affordable beginner bass. It is an excellent instrument for its price point. I would recommend their Sonic Series or their Affinity Series for a higher grade level of quality, but at this price, they’re may be others (and I have tried them in this price range) but the Squier Debut is the best of them in my opinion. It’s a great beginner bass with the backing of a brand name company and excellent customer service.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024 by M. L. Burcar M. L. Burcar
Style: Guitar Only
Color: Dakota Red
The good stuff first: I really like the matte/satin (or whatever they call it) finish, and the Dakota Red is very muted, not fire-engine red, which was a nice surprise to me. Probably just got lucky in that the fret ends are pretty smooth....I'll file some of the frets at the higher end....some of those are a bit ragged, but in general....haven't cut my hand or anything. Intonation was spot-on perfect out of the box, and the action height was at a good average level....not super high, but no fret buzz....not inclined to fiddle with the bridge at this point. Well, this isn't really a criticism....it is as advertised....but be forewarned the neck is pretty small, with a shallow C-shape. Which I suppose would be very comfortable for someone transitioning from guitar to bass, or a complete newcomer. I'm coming from playing pianos and Hammond organ, as well as guitar....jazz and R&B/funk playing....and I would have much preferred a thicker neck to give more space for my hands and finger lengths. But it's not a dainty neck by any means. The tuners on the model I got are just fine (so far). This is my first bass of any kind, but I already use a bass amp for jazz guitar on an archtop, so that's dialed in. Just swap the strings for some fat flatwounds when I get around to it, but already it's a trip to start in on some Paul Jackson, Jr. lines.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by James