Slightly used. Has been stored in hard shell case for about 15 years.

Professionally setup, including new strings, comes with an original hard shell case in great shape.

Small minor scratch on neck that does not affect play.

The bass was designed by John Page and became known for its exceptionally slim and narrow neck (narrow along its entire length, not just at the nut) and its unusually shaped headstock, which was quite unconventional for Fender.

The Performer Standard was manufactured for only six months, between 1985 and 1986, by Fender Japan, during a unique period in Fender's history when there was no production taking place in the United States.

According to John Page, the original intention was to create an "Elite" version of the Jazz Bass. Only approximately 100–200 units were produced before production was discontinued entirely, following the buyout of Fender from CBS by an employee-led group headed by Bill Schultz.

Specifications

• Body: Alder
• Neck: Bolt-on maple neck, 34" scale length, with 24 frets (two full octaves)
• Neck adjustment: Micro-Tilt system for adjusting the neck angle
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Controls: Individual volume control for each pickup
• Pickup selector: Pickup selector switch
• Tone control: TBX (Treble Bass eXpander) – From 0 to 5, the control provides a tonal range similar to that of a traditional Jazz Bass. From 5 to 10, the tone becomes significantly brighter, delivering a boost-like effect to the high frequencies.
• Tuners: Sealed tuning machines
• Weight: 3.7 kg (8.16 lbs)
• Nut width: 37.85 mm (1.49")