1976 Fender® Precision Bass® Natural, Excellent, Hard,

Summary: As the first production model bass guitar, the Fender Precision bass was revolutionary upon its introduction in 1951. This 1976 model is a great player’s example of a classic workhorse guitar.

Body: Solid ash.

Neck: One piece maple neck and fretboard with black dot markers. 34” scale.

Pickups/Hardware: Single replacement split-coil pickup. Original nickel open-back tuners. Original Tele-style bridge. Replacement white pickguard. Replacement black Tele-style knurled volume and tone knobs.

Cosmetics: This bass is in very good shape with a moderate amount of wear along the edges of the body and the back of the neck. A small piece of finish has flaked off the headstock behind the E tuner. There are two small holes on either side of the bridge from the bridge cover, which is no longer with the guitar.

Playability: The chunky full scale neck plays smoothly with no fretting out or dead spots. The action is medium with room to adjust to taste. The split-coil pickup sounds big and punchy with authentic P Bass tone.

Mods/Repairs: The pickup, pickguard and knobs have been replaced. Missing bridge cover.

Weight: 9 lbs, 1 oz.

Case: Non-original case.