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Fender American Standard Precision Bass Guitar with CaseThe Fender American Standard Precision Bass delivers everything that made the original version the most sought-after bass in the world. Fender invented the electric bass guitar, introducing the Precision Bass in 1951. Its thick sound and indestructible build changed the face of popular music. New American Standard Precision basses are today’s versions of the great instruments of bass heroes past and present - the modern interpretations of our classic instrument, refined for today’s players. The new Fender American Standard Precision basses feature Fender's new high-mass vintage bridge, a thinner finish undercoat that lets the body breathe and improves resonance, new and improved Fender tuning keys that keep the classic look but are 30 percent lighter, a richer and deeper neck tint for a more elegant appearance, a great-looking glossed maple or rosewood fingerboard and satin back for smooth playability, a new Fender-exclusive SKB molded case and a gorgeous new Blizzard Pearl finish option.
Fender American Standard Precision Bass Specifications
- Model Name: American Standard Precision Bass
- Fender Model Number: 019-0460-(Color #) and 019-0462-(Color #)
- Series: American Standard Series
- Fender Color Codes:
- (700) 3-Color Sunburst
- (705) Olympic White
- (706) Black
- (712) Candy Cola
- (755) Blizzard Pearl
- (759) Charcoal Frost Metallic
- Polyurethane Finish
- Body: Alder
- Neck: Graphite Reinforced Maple, Modern C Shape (Gloss Headstock Face with Satin Polyurethane Finish on Back of Neck)
- Fingerboard: Rosewood p/n (019-0460) or Maple p/n (019-0462), 9.5-inch Radius (241mm)
- Number of Frets: 20 Medium Jumbo Frets
- Pickups: 1 American Standard Precision Bass Alnico 5 Split Single-Coil Pickup
- Controls: Volume, Tone
- Pickup Switching: None
- Bridge: HMV, High Mass Vintage (Strings-Thru-Body or Topload)
- Machine Heads: Fender/Hipshot Vintage Keys with Tapered Shafts
- Hardware: Chrome
- Pickguard:
- 4-Ply Brown Shell On:
- (700) 3-Color Sunburst
- (705) Olympic White
- 3-Ply White/Black/White On:
- (706) Black
- (759) Charcoal Frost Metallic
- 3-Ply Parchment On:
- (712) Candy Cola
- (755) Blizzard Pearl
- Scale Length: 34 inches (864 mm)
- Width at Nut: 1.625 inch (41.3 mm)
- Unique Features:
- Tinted Neck:
- Maple Fingerboard Neck: Satin Finish on Back, Gloss Finish on Front
- Rosewood Fingerboard Neck: Satin Finish on Back, Gloss Finish on Headstock Front with Buffed Fingerboard
- Fender Spaghetti Logo
- Posiflex Graphite Neck Support Rods
- Rounded Body Shape
- Rolled Fingerboard Edges
- New Molded Fender/SKB Case with TSA Locks, Glass Reinforced Nylon Trigger Latches, and Form Fitted Plush Interior
- Strings: Super Bass 8250M NPS, Gauges: .045, .065, .085, .110TW (Taperwound E)
- Included Accessories: Fender-SKB Case, Cable, Strap, Polishing Cloth
- Case: High-Tech, Molded Rectangular SKB Case
- Introduced: 1/2008
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 3 people rated this item  | Priest, Bass player for The Saints of Pain from NEW YORK CITY | | bowbeforenone@yahoo.com | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | P is for Priest! | | Quality:
| THE NECK!!! it is where it all the quality in a bass has to be. This bass has it in spades. | | Features:
| Amazing for a straight to gig, no set up bass. I love the lack of features! No pointless EQ's no stupid balancing acts between pick ups. Just plug in, tune up and rock out! | | Sound:
| Once again I was blown away. I really only thought that they bass would be good for light rock, WRONG this thing can do anything! Two nights later I played it at a Hard core metal show and again was blown away by how easy the transition was to make. | | Playability and Feel:
| Broken in right out of the box. No fret wire snags and nothing but the round shape of your hand feel you have come to depend on. The SINGLE pick up is much stronger then many muti pickup basses I have played in years! | | Tone:
| The tone brews ups from this bass like good coffee. Dark robust and enough over the top highs to be perfect. The Bass was made to be paired with an Ampeg SVT head and 8 10 cab. It's the sound of American Music Mussel You can play anything on this bass. | | Finish:
| I bought the sunburst with the rosewood neck just because I thought it would look nice... When I opened the box I was BLOWN away buy how nice it really was! Glossy and perfectly painted, no flaws what so ever! | | Action:
| I bought this bass because of a need to have something for when I sit in for some other bands. It now replaced my trade mark Thunderbird, with my now trademark P. Smooth and low just like it should be. I un-boxed this bass and took it straight to a show. Drop tuned it to D flat, and it didn't bump, or hiccup once! | | Date submitted:
| 1-31-10 | | Do you own this product?:
| YES I DO | |
| | Old Church Bass Dude from Liberty, Missouri USA | | Overall Ranking: | | Action:
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| This is my 4th bass and it is far superior to the (good) 2007 Fender MIM P bass. I had no idea there was that much difference in just the pro feel of the new MIA Fender P. It wasn't cheap but it was more than worth it. Nicely done Fender. | | Features:
| Love the heavier bridge and truss rods. The overall weight feels about 1-2 pounds lighter than the MIM. The sound is deep, clean and pure. The pickup looks about the same as the MIM but sounds much better. Through-the-body Fender 9050M strings make a difference as well. | | Sound:
| This is the sound you hear in your head when you think of the P bass and all the big hits. A ton of bass players on tour still play the P and for good reason. I think James Jamerson would love the new American P. | | Playability and Feel:
| Well balanced. You can play gospel in church a long time without getting tired. It feels like quality in every way. It's probably the last bass I will ever buy. Not to overstate the case but it is just fine in every way. | | Tone:
| Not a lot of variation but enough. VERY quiet even with treble up all the way. Pickup has good output, warm and smooth. Low E is really there. Fat when you want it and very nice midrange for the quieter stuff. I play through a Hartke 4x10 with a Hartke 15 and Hartke amp. | | Finish:
| Beautiful. Great fit. Not a mark anywhere. The resale on this bass will very good if I ever wanted to sell it, which I won't. | | Action:
| Fast and smooth. No setup really needed. No buzz. No dead spots. No sharp edges. Deep gloss maple fretboard. Perfect neck size and STRAIGHT. May not even need a luthier on this. Intonation seems right on. | | Date submitted:
| 7-24-2009 | | Do you own this product?:
| I own this bass |
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