Squier Affinity

Squier is part of Fender. In 1965 they were bought by Fender, specifically to sell their popular Stratocasters and Telecasters for a lower price. This means they are the only brand that can copy Fender guitars completely, because they are part of the patent. The difference between Fender and Squier guitars is mostly in where they are produced. Fender guitars are either made in Mexico or the United States, whereas Squier guitars are made in Asia, usually Indonesia or China. They also tend to use cheaper materials, depending on the series. This means Squier guitars can be cheaper than Fender guitars. However, Squier remains one of the best producers when it comes to cheap guitars, because they produce relatively high-quality guitars for the price.

The Affinity Jazz Bass

The Squier Affinity Jazz Bass is thus a cheaper version of the legendary Fender Jazz Bass. The Jazz Bass was invented by Leo Fender in the 1960s and they are still very popular. This is partially due to all the famous bass players who use a Jazz Bass, like Gail Ann Dorsey, Flea, and Mark Hoppus. Jazz Basses have two single-coil pickups. These are versatile pickups that produce a unique sound. They also sound amazing both clean and with an overdriven sound. The pickups can be adjusted with the two volume knobs and the tone knob. The bass has a poplar body which will provide the bass with a balanced sound. The neck is made of maple which will be very comfortable to hold.