Electric Bass Guitar Fender Traditional 60s Precision JD20014699 Soft case USED

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Item Description
Title : Electric Bass Guitar Fender Traditional 60s Precision JD20014699 Soft case USED
Brand : Fender
Model : Traditional 60s Precision Bass
Condition : Very Good
Weight : 3.62kg
--- Condition : Excellent > Very Good > Good > Acceptable
Details Description :
Fender / Traditional 60s Precision Bass 3 Tone Sunburst The model "Made in Japan Traditional 60s Precision Bass" reflects Fender's pedigree in fine details, such as the use of aged plastic parts, decals applied with water, and the serial number stamped on the back of the headstock. A 62-year base model that fully reproduces the charm of a precision bass, adopting a basswood body and equipped with an original pickup that supports a wide range of genres in a wide range. The rosewood fingerboard creates a thick, sweet tone that fits all genres. Although there is a feeling of use such as scratches and dents on the whole, cleaning and maintenance of each part have been completed, and the playing condition is good. Truss rod: There is room in the tightening/loosening direction Fret: About 70% to 80% Production year: Made in 2020 Country of manufacture: Japan Case: Soft case/genuine Accessories: None Serial: JD20014699 Weight: 3.62kg
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