Squier Precision Bass Mini Mini LRL Dakota Red
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Essential Information About the Squier Mini Precision Bass
Essential Information About the Squier Mini Precision Bass
- Mini format: short 28.6" / 726 mm scale length for immediate playability, ideal when you want a compact bass.
- Playing comfort: maple neck with "C" profile and 9.5" / 241 mm radius fingerboard for smooth movement.
- Iconic Precision sound: Squier Split Single-Coil Precision Bass pickup with Volume and Tone controls.
- Stability and simplicity: vintage-style hardtail bridge with 4 saddles and die-cast sealed tuners for reliable tuning.
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A Mini Precision designed to capture the "P-Bass" spirit in a smaller size
The Squier Mini Precision Bass adopts the aesthetic codes and sonic DNA of the Precision Bass, in a lighter, shorter, and more portable instrument. Its thin poplar body and simple design (single pickup, no switch) go straight to the point: the familiar "Precision" tone, with maximum comfort and minimal bulk.
Who is it for, and what styles?
Thanks to its short scale, this bass is especially suitable for beginners, musicians looking for a physically more accessible instrument, or guitarists wanting to switch to bass without struggling with a standard neck length. In terms of styles, the split pickup performs well in rock, pop, punk, indie, and groove: a simple-to-adjust sound, effective in a mix.
The sound
The Split Single-Coil Precision Bass pickup delivers a clear attack, solid low mids, and a naturally "centered" sound typical of P-style basses. The Volume / Tone pair allows you to go from a clear and precise sound (tone control open) to a rounder, more muted register (tone control closed), very useful for accompanying without taking up too much space. The short 28.6" / 726 mm scale length provides a softer playing feel under the fingers, often with a rounder and more immediate response.
Technical specifications
| Body | poplar | Nut | synthetic bone |
| Body finish | glossy polyurethane | Nut width | 1.5" / 38.1 mm |
| Body shape | Mini Precision Bass | Truss rod | headstock adjustment |
| Pickguard | 1-ply white | Hardware | chrome |
| Neck construction | bolt-on | Bridge | vintage-style 4-saddle |
| Neck material | maple | Tuners | Die-Cast Sealed |
| Neck finish | satin urethane | Knobs | knurled Flat-Top |
| Neck profile | "C" shape | Pickup | Split Single-Coil Precision Bass (Squier) |
| Fingerboard | Indian Laurel | Configuration | Split Single Coil |
| Inlays | Perloid Dot | Switch | none |
| Number of frets | 20 | Controls | volume, tone |
| Fret size | Narrow Tall | Orientation | right-handed |
| Radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Strings | nickel-plated steel (.040-.095 gauges) |
| Scale length | 28.6" / 726 mm | ||
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Un bien joli petite basse pour commencer, ma fille de 11 ans est à l'aise dessus et moi aussi.
Atouts: le manche est agréable et bien fini, frettes, touche, manche, mécaniques, sillets, tout est ok, c'est confortable. Le corps aussi est très bien avec un joli rouge bien fini et le chevalet fait le job. Assez surpris en bien par la lutherie à ce tarif.
Défauts: basse déséquilibré la partie manche est plus lourde que le corps. L'électronique est cheap, les micros sont mal réglés, leurs vis sont dures à tourner et la tête de vis se foire très vite, injouable à réception. La prise jack est low cost. Les attaches sangles sont minuscules j'ai du les dévisser et mettre une rondelle pour pas que la sangle se défile, sinon remplacez les immédiatement pour éviter la chute fatale assurée. Effet chorus naturel sur la corde de Mi sûrement dû au diapason court.
Conclusion: pour le prix impressionné par la lutherie et le confort de jeu avec un beau rouge, mais un réglage micros est à prévoir, changer les attaches sangles, et si vous la gardez longtemps un upgrade de toute l'électronique sera de mise.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Squier Precision Bass Mini suitable for beginners?
This model is particularly suitable for beginners thanks to its short 28.6-inch (726 mm) scale length. The 38.1 mm nut width and the C-shaped neck profile provide an accessible playability.
What kind of sound does the bass's split pickup produce?
The Squier Split Single-Coil Precision Bass pickup delivers a clear attack and solid low-mids, in the classic Precision Bass tonal spirit. The volume and tone controls allow for a sound ranging from precise to more mellow.
What is the neck length of the Mini Precision Bass?
The scale length is 28.6 inches, or 726 mm, which results in a string tension that is looser than a standard scale length.
Does the bass have multiple pickups or a selector switch?
This bass uses a single split single-coil pickup and does not feature any switches. The electronics are limited to one volume pot and one tone pot.
What are the materials and finish of the bass?
The body is made of poplar with a glossy Dakota Red polyurethane finish. The bolt-on maple neck has a satin urethane finish, while the fingerboard is Indian Laurel with 20 Narrow Tall frets.



