Description
Some basses need explaining. This one doesn’t — plug in a P Bass and you’re immediately in the room with every record from the 60s onward that mattered. The American Original ’60s Precision Bass brings back that formula with real attention to the details that actually change how it feels under your hands and sounds through an amp.
- The Pure Vintage ’63 split-coil pickup is built the old way — enamel-coated coil wire, cloth output leads, fiber bobbins, alnico 5 magnets — for that thick, forward punch P Bass players chase.
- The chunky “1963 C” neck profile gives your fretting hand something substantial to grab onto, and the 9.5″ fingerboard radius will feel instantly familiar if you’ve played a modern Fender.
- Vintage-tall frets, period-correct body radii, and a nitrocellulose finish that ages and resonates the way old-school lacquer does — this thing is built to develop character over years of gigs.
- Vintage-style four-saddle bridge and open-gear tuners round out the old-world hardware package.
Alder body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 20 vintage-tall frets, bone nut, master volume/tone controls, Fender USA Bass 7250M strings (.045–.105) — all the specs a working bassist wants to check off before committing to a bass for the long haul.
Finished in Olympic White with a 4-ply brown shell pickguard for that classic look, and it ships in a vintage-style hardshell case so it’s stage-ready the day it lands in your hands.
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