Musikmesse 2011: Squier introduces the Matt Freeman P Bass
Rancid and Operation Ivy bassist gets affordable signature model
Musikmesse 2011 PRESS RELEASE: Celebrated Bay Area bassist and punk legend Matt Freeman is known for his monster chops and aggressive playing with Rancid, Operation Ivy and, more recently, Devils Brigade.
The all-new Matt Freeman Signature Precision Bass complements his playing style and delivers the true Precision Bass experience, with monster tone of its own roaring from its traditional split-single-coil pickup.
Features include a contoured basswood body finished in Black or Vintage White, vintage-tint gloss fast-action maple neck, 20-fret maple fingerboard with modern 9.5-inch radius, "HiMass" bridge with four brass barrel saddles and a three-ply black-white-black pickguard.
RRP: £491
Information taken from official press release, for more visit Squier.
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