Fender American Professional Precision Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Bass Guitar 4 String with Elite Molded Case 3-Tone Sunburst 0193610700

FEATURES

• • Single Michael Bump-designed V-Mod split-coil Precision Bass pickup
  • ’63 P Bass neck profile
  • Bone nut; 20 narrow-tall frets for familiar playing feel
  • HiMass Vintage bridge for increased sustain
  • Fluted-shaft tuning machines; Posiflex graphite rods for neck reinforcement
  • Includes Elite Molded hardshell case
    • HIGHLIGHTS
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      V-MOD PICKUPS

      V-Mod Precision Bass pickups are modified versions of our classic vintage pickup designs. Packed with the fundamental Fender bass sound you know and love, these split-coil pickups use alnico 5 magnets on the treble side and alnico 2 on the bass side to deliver classic tone with all the vintage warmth and crisp, clear sound that made Fender a legend.

      

      ’63 P BASS NECK PROFILE

      Considered by many to be the gold standard of bass neck profiles, American Professional Precision Bass guitars use the ‘63 P Bass neck profile. The satin finish on the back of the neck provides a smooth fret-hand feel.

      

      NARROW-TALL FRETS

      Narrow-tall frets are taller and narrower than their medium jumbo cousins, making them especially effective for bending notes and playing chords up the neck with perfect intonation.

      

      NEW FLUTED-SHAFT TUNING MACHINES

      Wider at the top than the bottom, the fluted shafts force the string windings downward and keep them tight, resulting in a sharper and consistent break angle over the nut, creating increased sustain and better tuning stability.

      

      POSIFLEX GRAPHITE RODS

      All American Professional bass necks incorporate Posiflex graphite rods to reinforce against movement that can occur with fluctuations the environment. Embedded beneath the fingerboard, they improve reliability on the road, in the studio or in your home.

      

      BONE NUT

      An original-era Fender design element, a bone nut contributes to superior tone and performance. Many players consider bone nuts to be more “organic” sounding.