1969 Fender Precision Bass PJ Specs Fiesta Red Refin w/ OHSC Cheney England

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We never sell musical instruments that have problems. If there is, then we will explain what it is in the description. We have tried to be thorough with the goods we sell and we hope that you also have the same precision so that the transaction goes smoothly. Buyers are required to read our shop rules before making a payments.1969 FENDER PRECISION BASS REFINISH FIESTA RED W/ CHENEY ENGLAND CASEPlease to notice :The original CTS pan is installed in a "standard pickup". When this bass installed an additional Jazz Bass pickup, they also installed additional tone and volume pots. The original owner used an additional "pitch" pot because of playing, so the guitar now has one tone and two volume pots, so it can get a much wider sound. The redundant hole in the pickguard is professionally installed and almost invisible because the original work was carried out by pro luthier from UK back in the day, the result on the additional pot was 1966 (Fender / CBS bought around 5 million 250K CTS pots in 1966 and was used on all models until around 1972 ). The original owner of the P-Bass bought it at Dealer in UK. For additional information, in the 1960's when Fender shipped guitars to the UK they didn't use USA made guitar cases and instead used cases Cheney England.Specs :- Serial# 256752- Finish : Old refinish Fiesta Red- Body Material : Alder Body- Body Details : Alder Solid Body- Neck Material : Maple neck- Fingerboard Material : Rosewood Fingerboard- Neck Profile : Medium “C”- Fingerboard Radius : 7.25- Nut Width : 1-11/16”- Neck Details : One-Piece Maple Neck Rosewood. The neck stamp are dated October 1969 and the neck condition is relatively smooth for its age, original nut, intact and no cracks or traces of re-glue.- Pickup measurements : P-bass = 8 ohms, JB pickup = 9.2 ohms- Electronics: All electronics working good as well, all pots code are dated the 42nd week of 1966. All pickups are 100% original! The JB codes are “7460” which is the 46th week of 1970 and it appears