Fender 1972 Precision Bass Owned By Mark Hoppus Of blink-182

This Fender 1972 P Bass is Owned By Mark Hoppus Of blink-182

As the first production model bass guitar, the Fender Precision bass was an absolutely revolutionary instrument upon its introduction in 1951. The Precision or P Bass evolved throughout the ‘50s with changing electronics, body shape, and cosmetic details.

P Basses from after the CBS Fender buyout of 1965 (which brought more of a mass-production style of construction) are of less interest to collectors than their earlier counterparts. By the end of the decade, notable changes include a new thicker polyester finish and a F-style tuning gears.

Years of Production: 1951 - present
Body Style: Double cutaway solidbody
Wood Composition: Adler body, Maple neck, Maple fingerboard
Design Elements: Single-coil split pickup with level pole pieces, tortoiseshell plastic pick-guard, 34-inch scale length, dot inlays

Serial: 365152. Missing bridge cover. OHSC. A killer vintage bass that sounds as awesome as it looks.

NOTE: Buyers who are purchasing outside of the Continental US will need to file for appropriate CITES certification through the Fish & Wildlife Administration due to the rosewood on this guitar. Shipping lead times could be anywhere from 1-4 weeks while export documentation is organized. Buyer be advised! All items in The Official Mark Hoppus of blink-182 Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and include a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Mark Hoppus