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Full-length view of a glossy Lake Placid Blue Bass VI with a white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and four black slider switches.
01 / 18Full-length view of a glossy Lake Placid Blue Bass VI with a white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and four black slider switches.
A full-frame view of a metallic blue Bass VI with a white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and a chrome vibrato tailpiece.
02 / 18A full-frame view of a metallic blue Bass VI with a white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and a chrome vibrato tailpiece.
The back of a metallic Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the glossy maple neck, chrome tuners, and neck plate.
03 / 18The back of a metallic Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the glossy maple neck, chrome tuners, and neck plate.
The back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, chrome neck plate, and a light-colored maple neck.
04 / 18The back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, chrome neck plate, and a light-colored maple neck.
Close-up of the bass guitar's headstock, angled slightly right, showing six chrome tuners, string tree, and a dark rosewood fretboard.
05 / 18Close-up of the bass guitar's headstock, angled slightly right, showing six chrome tuners, string tree, and a dark rosewood fretboard.
The back of a light brown wooden headstock with six chrome tuners and a white string tied around the lowest tuner.
06 / 18The back of a light brown wooden headstock with six chrome tuners and a white string tied around the lowest tuner.
Angled close-up of the metallic blue Bass VI body, showing its white pickguard, chrome bridge, and four black control knobs.
07 / 18Angled close-up of the metallic blue Bass VI body, showing its white pickguard, chrome bridge, and four black control knobs.
The Lake Placid Blue Bass VI is angled from the upper left, showing its glossy body, white pickguard, chrome hardware, and six strings.
08 / 18The Lake Placid Blue Bass VI is angled from the upper left, showing its glossy body, white pickguard, chrome hardware, and six strings.
The Lake Placid Blue Bass VI is angled, showing its glossy body, white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and chrome bridge.
09 / 18The Lake Placid Blue Bass VI is angled, showing its glossy body, white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and chrome bridge.
The metallic blue Bass VI is angled from the upper left, showing its white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and chrome hardware.
10 / 18The metallic blue Bass VI is angled from the upper left, showing its white pickguard, three single-coil pickups, and chrome hardware.
The back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, neck plate, and a portion of the maple neck.
11 / 18The back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, neck plate, and a portion of the maple neck.
The back of a metallic Lake Placid Blue bass guitar body, with a chrome neck plate and strap button visible.
12 / 18The back of a metallic Lake Placid Blue bass guitar body, with a chrome neck plate and strap button visible.
The back of a Lake Placid Blue bass guitar, showing a metallic finish, a chrome neck plate, and a strap button.
13 / 18The back of a Lake Placid Blue bass guitar, showing a metallic finish, a chrome neck plate, and a strap button.
Back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, chrome neck plate, and a strap button at the lower horn.
14 / 18Back of a Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing the metallic finish, chrome neck plate, and a strap button at the lower horn.
A digital caliper measures the nut width of the bass guitar's dark fretboard, showing "1.63" on its display.
15 / 18A digital caliper measures the nut width of the bass guitar's dark fretboard, showing "1.63" on its display.
A close-up of a digital caliper measuring the string height on the bass guitar's neck, showing a reading of 0.80.
16 / 18A close-up of a digital caliper measuring the string height on the bass guitar's neck, showing a reading of 0.80.
A digital caliper measures the neck thickness of the Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing 0.99 on its display.
17 / 18A digital caliper measures the neck thickness of the Lake Placid Blue Bass VI, showing 0.99 on its display.
Close-up of a digital scale displaying "9 LB 0 OZ" in blue, with a Lake Placid Blue bass body partially visible above.
18 / 18Close-up of a digital scale displaying "9 LB 0 OZ" in blue, with a Lake Placid Blue bass body partially visible above.

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2025 Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI | Lake Placid Blue Finish W/Gig Bag

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2025 Fender Vintera II '60s Bass VI | Lake Placid Blue Finish W/Gig Bag

This Guitar Is Located At IVG Burbank

Brand New, Directly From Fender And On Display In Our Shop (Please See Photos)

Made In Mexico

Alder Body With Gloss Polyurethane Finish

Maple Neck With Slab Rosewood Fingerboard And White Dot Inlays (Gloss Urethane Finish)

Mid '60s "C" Neck Shape

21 Vintage Tall Frets

Synthetic Bone Nut

6-Saddle Vintage-Style Adjustable Bridge with “Floating” Tremolo Tailpiece

Vintage-Style Floating Tremolo with Tremolo Lock Button and Push-In Tremolo Arm

3-Ply Parchment Pickguard

3 Fender Vintage-Style Bass VI Single-Coil Pickups (SSS)

Weight: 9lbs

Nut Width: 1.63"

1st Fret Neck Depth: .80" | 12th Fret Neck Depth: .99"

Comes With Fender Gig Bag

 

The Vintera® II '60s Bass VI features an alder body and a maple neck for classic Fender tone that's full of punch and clarity. The mid-'60s "C"-shape neck lends a comfortably familiar grip that feels just right in your hand, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets provide vintage comfort with ample room for big bends and expressive vibrato. Under the hood, you'll find a trio of vintage-style early-'60s single-coil pickups that deliver all the sweet and sparkling, warm and woody tone that made Fender famous. The vintage-style floating tremolo lets you dive and wail with abandon, while vintage-style tuning machines provide classic looks with a finer gear ratio and enhanced tuning stability to complete the package.

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