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Fender Made in Japan Traditional 70s Precision Bass - Vintage White
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 70s Precision Bass - Vintage White
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Description
Description
The Fender Made in Japan Traditional 70s Precision Bass in Vintage White combines classic Fender styling with the craftsmanship and attention to detail of Fender’s Japanese-made instruments. Inspired by the iconic Precision Bass designs of the 1970s, it delivers the familiar punch, warmth and unmistakable feel that have made the P Bass a favourite among bass players for generations.
Features
- Made in Japan craftsmanship — Built in Japan with a focus on quality construction and authentic Fender styling.
- 70s-inspired Precision Bass design — Faithfully captures the look and character of classic-era P Bass instruments.
- Precision Bass pickup — Delivers the powerful, punchy and focused tone associated with the legendary P Bass.
- Vintage White finish — A classic, understated finish that complements the traditional aesthetic.
- Maple neck and fingerboard — Provides a comfortable playing feel and distinctive vintage-inspired appearance.
- Traditional Fender body styling — Familiar contours provide the classic look and comfortable ergonomics of a Precision Bass.
- Vintage-style hardware — Complements the retro design while maintaining practical performance for modern players.
- Versatile bass tone — Well suited to rock, pop, blues, country, funk and a wide range of other styles.
- Classic Fender playability — Designed for players who appreciate the feel and character of a traditional Precision Bass.
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Shipping
All orders are processed in store axproximately in 2-3 business days.
Shipping times vary based on location, availability and courier. Most items arrive in 7-14 business days depending on state.
Pre-Orders have an extended shipping time which depends on automated supplier estimates.
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Wood Finish Disclaimer
Wood is a natural material, and each instrument features its own unique grain, colour, and finish. As a result, the instrument you receive may vary slightly from the images shown. These natural variations are a normal characteristic of real wood and make each instrument unique.
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