Description
Every P-Bass sound you’ve chased back to a record eventually leads here. This American Professional Precision Bass keeps the DNA that made the original 1951 design the backbone of funk, rock, reggae, and everything since, then tightens up the details bassists actually notice under gig conditions.
- Michael Bump’s V-Mod split-coil pickup blends alnico magnet types for that push-forward P thump with vintage warmth still intact — no mud, no thinness, just the tone that anchors a band.
- The ’63 P Bass neck profile is the shape most players measure other necks against: substantial without fighting your hand, with a satin back finish for a fast, dry feel during long sets.
- Narrow-tall frets favor precise intonation and easier bending, especially useful once you’re working higher up the board.
- Posiflex graphite rods run the neck’s length, holding it steady against humidity and temperature swings on tour or in storage.
- Fluted-shaft tuning machines pull string windings down tight against the nut, sharpening the break angle for better sustain and tuning that holds through a set.
- The HiMass Vintage bridge with single-groove saddles adds mass and stability while keeping that old-school look.
- A bone nut rounds out the vintage-correct touches without sacrificing modern reliability.
Finished in Olympic White over an alder body with a rosewood fingerboard, and shipped in Fender’s Elite Molded hardshell case with contoured protection, TSA latches, and stackable storage — this Precision Bass is built to leave the house and come back sounding exactly like it did when it left.
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