Telecaster Bass Attitude With Thunderous Wide Range Punch
If you love the look of those late 60s and early 70s Telecaster basses but need something you can actually gig without babying, this Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass hits that sweet spot. It nails the vintage vibe, adds a contoured body for comfort, and packs a Wide Range humbucking bass pickup that brings serious low-end authority.
Vintage Telecaster Bass Style In Vintage White
The poplar Telecaster Bass body in Vintage White gives you that unmistakable slab-style Tele look with a few modern comforts. The gloss polyurethane finish is tough enough for real-world gigs and travel, so you are not freaking out over every little ding.
Squier gave this one a contoured body, so it hugs your ribcage instead of fighting you. Whether you are posted up on a stool in the studio or moving around on stage, it feels like an old friend, not a boat anchor.
Wide Range Humbucker For Big, Thunderous Tone
The Fender Designed alnico Wide Range humbucking bass pickup in the neck is the whole story here. It dishes out huge, round lows with enough mid punch to cut, which means you hold down the foundation without turning into a muddy mess.
With a simple Master Volume and Master Tone, you can go from old-school thump to more open, modern grind just by working the knobs and your right hand. No switching, no fuss, just one killer voice that covers a lot of ground.
Comfortable Maple Neck With A Broken-In Feel
The maple neck has a comfortable C shape that feels familiar the second you grab it. It is not a baseball bat and not a thin shred stick, just a nice middle-ground carve that most players adapt to fast.
The maple fingerboard with a 9.5 inch radius and 20 narrow tall frets keeps things feeling precise but easy. Bends, slides, and vibrato stay controlled, and that vintage-tinted gloss urethane finish gives you the old-school look with a slick, fast feel instead of sticky lacquer.
Hardware That Stays Out Of Your Way
A 4-saddle vintage-style bridge with barrel saddles keeps your intonation solid and your feel classic. Nickel hardware, knurled flat-top knobs, and a 3-ply parchment pickguard complete the throwback look without feeling like a costume piece.
The bone nut and nickel-plated steel strings (.045-.105) keep the tone lively and responsive. This one comes in at a very manageable 8.4 lbs, so long rehearsals and double sets are totally doable.
Dialed In By Players, For Players
Real talk: out of the box, a lot of budget-friendly basses need work. This one gets the full Moore Guitars treatment before it ever hits your door. Our techs are all players, so every Classic Vibe Telecaster Bass gets a full Player-Perfect setup, intonation dialed, action where it should be, and a clean bill of health.
You are looking at the actual bass in the photos, serial CYKH25000716, hanging in our Evansville, Indiana shop right now. It has been inspected three times, set up, and is ready to ship with free 2-3 day shipping and a 14-day sound check window so you can make sure it really works in your rig.
Questions about how this Tele bass will sit in your band mix or how it compares to a P or J style? Call 888-794-8482 and talk to someone who actually gigs and records, not a script reader.
