Fender '70 Precision Bass, made in Japan 1993, vintage white. These never last long when the land, it's hard to deny the simple appeal of this cool customer. First up, it looks good: the lightly aged vintage white finish is a creamy glory, and paired with a super dark choc rosewood board and the bold CBS-era logos, this is dressed sharp as a tack. These '70 style models have a 40mm nut, 2mm slimmer than a regular '62 or American Standard Precision but a little wider than a Jazz Bass, so that feels quick and slick and really makes it easy. The body is super light and very responsive, great for long sets and abounding in natural resonance. Plugged in, you get a punchy, thick and charming take on the classic P-thump with scrumptious mix of growly mids, snappy highs and tight, fat lows. If you're only going to own one bass to cover all your gigs and records, surely a tasty white P is an outstanding candidate.

Model: Fender Precision Bass '70 Reissue, PB70-75
Made: Japan, 1993, Fujigen plant (serial N073539)
Finish: vintage white (VWH), 3-ply black guard
Body: alder
Neck: maple with rosewood board, 7.25" radius, 34" scale, 40mm nut, C shape
Weight: 4.045kg
Mods: none
Pickup: Fender Japan PB-Vintage split single coil
Case: basic non original gig bag

Cosmetic condition notes: mild finish wear. Headstock has some minor marks on the end and bottom edge. The neck is clean and smooth in the hands, no major marks. The back has a few minor dimples around the body, nothing major. The sides have a few dimples on the top horn, elbow area and near the jack, as well as a chip in the finish only on the top side of the neck pocket. The front is pretty tidy, just some fading in the elbow area and some play wear on the guard and horn. Overall: very good condition (8/10)

Playing condition notes: Action is low, neck is straight, intonation is good, truss rod works. All electrics tested and working properly. Frets look good with minor wear only, 8/10 for fret life left. Set up with fresh 45/105 strings.