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  • Make/Model:  Fender Precision Bass
  • Year:  According to Fender's website, between 1984-1987
  • Serial Number:  E711465
  • Location of Manufacture:  Made In Japan
  • Scale Length:  34.0"
  • Nut Width:  1 5/8"
  • Weight: 8.6 lbs
  • Finish Color:  Red
  • Pickup/Control Layout:  1 x split pickup, 1 x volume and 1 x tone control
  • Neck Wood:  Maple
  • Fingerboard Wood:  Rosewood
  • Case:  Tweed Hardshell Case by Kaces III
  • Features:  Black headstock, black hardware, white dot inlays on 20-fret bolt-on neck.
  • Condition:  This bass is in very good condition!  There are some light scratches from normal play throughout.  There's also a few small dings/dents here and there (see pics), some of which have cracked the finish, but nothing too extreme.  The back has a few more light scratches, but again nothing too terrible.  The neck and headstock have a few small dings & scratches, but nothing my fingers pick up on while playing.  The fretboard looks great, and there's just a hint of fretwear.  Currently this bass is strung with flatwounds, and it sounds awesome!  I really like the look, too: it's a very cool take on the classic P-bass style!  All electronics have been tested and are in working condition.  Everything pictured is ready to be professionally packed and shipped.

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Listed11 years ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Precision Bass
Finish
  • Red
Categories
Made In
  • Japan
Number of Strings
  • 4-String

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