Traditional 50s Precision Bass Made in Japan

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【Main Future】

The Made in Japan Traditional series was derived by fusing Fender’s traditional instrument-making aesthetics with sophisticated Japanese craftsmanship. Fender’s orthodox DNA is revived with certain Made in Japan quality.

Made in Japan Traditional 50s Precision Bass® has a basswood body with a gloss finish. A 9.5-inch-radius “U”-shaped maple neck equipped with 21 vintage-style frets provides a classical performance unique to the Traditional series. The 4-saddle vintage-style bridge and the original pickups selected for the Traditional series deliver realistic and musical vintage tones. The narrow nut width makes it easy for Japanese players to play. Solid guitar craftsmanship and flexible answers to player needs are reflected in this series.

【Specification】 

ACCESSORIES

• Case/Gig Bag
  Gig Bag

BODY

• Body Material
  Basswood
• Body Finish
  Gloss Polyester
• Body Shape
  Precision Bass®

ELECTRONICS

• Middle Pickup
  Vintage-Style Split Single-Coil Precision Bass®
• Controls
  Master Volume, Master Tone
• Switching
  None
• Configuration
  S

HARDWARE

• Bridge
  4-Saddle Vintage-Style
• Hardware Finish
  Nickel/Chrome
• Tuning Machines
  Vintage-Style
• Pickguard
  1-Ply Eggshell
• Control Knobs
  Knurled Flat-Top
• Neck Plate
  4-Bolt

MISCELLANEOUS

• Strings
  Nickel Plated Steel (.045-.105 Gauges)

NECK

• Neck Material
  Maple
• Neck Finish
  Gloss Urethane
• Neck Shape
  “U” Shape
• Scale Length
  34″ (86.36 cm)
• Fingerboard Material
  Maple
• Fingerboard Radius
  9.5″ (241 mm)
• Number of Frets
  20
• Fret Size
  Vintage
• Nut Material
  Bone
• Nut Width
  1.650″ (42 mm)
• Position Inlays
  Black Dot

【Included 】

Gig Bag

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