Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
Price: 170 EUR – 430 EUR
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An entry-level short-scale bass from Squier's Sonic line: poplar body, 30-inch scale, and a single ceramic split-coil pickup through a straightforward hardtail bridge.
About the Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
The Sonic Bronco Bass takes the Mustang/Bronco short-scale concept to Squier's most accessible current tier. The poplar body carries a bolt-on maple neck in a "C" shape, with a fingerboard (maple or Indian laurel depending on finish color) at a 9.5-inch radius, 19 narrow-tall frets and a 1.5-inch nut width, on the compact 30-inch scale that makes the bass easier to handle for smaller players or those transitioning from guitar.
Electronics are kept simple: a single ceramic split-coil pickup with a master volume and master tone control. The bridge is a straightforward 4-saddle hardtail design for reliable intonation adjustment, paired with sealed-gear tuning machines and chrome hardware - a no-frills setup aimed squarely at beginners and players wanting an affordable practice or backup instrument.
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Sound character of the Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
A single bridge-position pickup and short scale give the entry-level Bronco Bass a bright, midrange-forward attack, but its simplified electronics and budget hardware leave it comparatively thin and delicate in the low end next to a P- or J-Bass.
Technical data for the Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
| Body | Poplar |
|---|---|
| Neck | Maple, "C" shape, bolt-on |
| Fretboard | Maple or Indian laurel, 9.5" radius |
| Frets | 19, narrow tall |
| Scale length | 30" |
| Nut width | 1.5" |
| Pickups | 1x ceramic split-coil |
| Bridge | 4-saddle hardtail |
Price history for the Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
Cheapest seen: 170 EUR · Most expensive seen: 430 EUR
The history of the Squier Sonic Bronco Bass
Squier's Sonic Series replaced the earlier Bullet/Affinity-adjacent entry-level lineup as Fender's most accessible current tier of instruments, aimed at first-time buyers. The Bronco Bass name revives Fender's own short-scale student bass concept from the 1960s at this modern budget price point.
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