Squier CV 60s Mustang Bass SG

It's a great bass if you are looking for something small...I mean it feels like a toy compared to my other basses. Ideal for travelling... decent sound especially with flat wounds. very vintage feel, i like it, it's light- a bit neck heavy cause the head keeps bowing down if you dont support it with your hand. I am not sure if the Mexican Fender Mustang is of a better quality... I would say they are the same.... I wouldn't say they are cheap though... 400 euro is still quite a budget nowadays considering all the possibilities of other brands... but if a tiny vintage bass is what you want than can't go wrong with this one. the smooth neck is the best part of it!

Ok, in a nutshell:
Quality - For a SQ it was just perfect, good quality control.
Sound - The crispy Vintage tone is just tasty, feeling every note. Before getting Fender version of this, compare the sound, trust me you might like SQ even more.

As t his is my first short scale I'm absolutely loving it. Was skeptical about short scale before ordering but after few months playing I'm now happy I got this.

The only Con is that if you're playing through small amp, you will be a little annoyed by the Single coil Hum, but through the cabinet it's barely there so I'm suggesting this product, very fun to play and sounds amazing.

As a guitar player, I must say that this one is a quite easy one to play and get around with. I own a bronco bass and this is clearly an improvement. It was great out of the box, though the original strings weren't that good but I usually set it up anyway. It mostly has a 'round or 'rubbery' tone, which I is quite distinctive. No as clear and define and clear-cut as some P-basses I've tried before, but then again if I wanted a P-bass I would just get one. This one has its own feeling and I think that that's what makes it a nice one for its price.
On top of it all, this thing looks amazing.