Description
– 1972 Fender Precision Bass made in Fullerton
– Original Hardshell case included
– Original Pickups, Pickguard, and hardware (except for 4th string tuner)
– Replaced Hipshot drop tuner on 4th string
– Solid Ash body
– Oval “C” shape maple neck
– Black dot inlays
– 34″ scale length
– 9.5″ radius
– 1.75″ nut width
– 20 frets
– Original bridge cover “(ashtray)”
– 1 master volume and 1 master tone control
– Light denting around headstock
– Light play wear, overall well maintained condition
– Original thumbrest
– 9.75 lbs.
– Please message us with any questions or specifics about this vintage instrument!
“This has to be the most adaptable, and probably the most recorded electric bass in the world. For the full story, go to Fender’s own wonderful history of this guitar: Legendary Lows: The Precision Bass Story. In every decade, the Precision takes its place across just a staggering range of musical styles and innovations. Love the description for the 70s: “straight rock and roll, hard rock, blues rock, country rock, psychedelic rock, glam rock, progressive rock, album rock, funk rock, jazz rock, folk rock, pop rock, soft rock, garage rock, Latin rock, heavy metal, Southern rock, avant-garde rock, pub rock, punk rock, post punk, punk pop, power pop, new wave, rockabilly, reggae rock, and even more.” Is there any more? As the story continues, with justified modesty: “The Precision handled it all with ease.”
