Squier LTD CV Bass VI Antigua

Picked this guitar as a fan of Loathe, Thornhill, and other bands, who use baritones in tunings like Double Drop D and similar.

Overall, it makes all of the sounds that I would like it to make.
I am a primarily a guitar player, who occasionally plays bass.
With this thing , I can record a "guitar" sound on a bridge pickup, and a "Bass" sound on a combination of 3. Which exactly depends on the context of the song.

In regards to quality - the neck is fabulous, no complaints on finish quality. I know that Antigua finish on Jazzmaster baritone's pickguard peels off quite easily. Unlike that Jazzmaster, the finish on the pickguard is way more durable.

I would rate quality 5 out of 5, but I found a ground wire was broken off on the pickup switch panel. In the schematic I can see that it is mostly redundant, because everything is grounded in multiple points, but still.
Also, the setup was OK-is, strings were too high, and needed some intonation adjustments. Also, trem arm makes a lot of creaking noises, when you push or pull on it, but i don't use it anyway.

Overall very pleased with the purchase.
Great instrument.

It’s indeed the perfect sweet spot between a regular guitar and a regular bass.

The tone I get is immaculate, and achieving it is effortless. It adds so much depth to my recordings.

The build quality is on par with the Fender American Series.

The Antigua color is an acquired taste.

So yes, I highly recommend this guitar to anyone even slightly considering purchasing this monster.