Fender P-Bass Research & Development Precision Bass 2008 Blonde UNICORN Spruce Cap!

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RARE Research & Development UNICORN/One Off P-Bass!***Fender Research & Development Guitars don't come up for sale very often. These guitars are generally one off guitars, built and used for various product development and research in the Custom Shop. It appears this one was used for testing a spruce cap (haven't seen another) on a ash body along with testing various pickups (passive & active) for sound quality with the specific woods used. The way you see it is the way it came from the factory and is a cool piece of Fender R&D Custom Shop History*** 2008 Fender P Bass Research & Development Precision Bass GuitarOriginal Transparent Blonde/Natural FinishWith Pictured Tweed Hard Case!Body: Swamp Ash With 3.2mm Spruce CapNeck: Maple With What Appears To Be A Ebony BoardNeck Specs: 1.64" Nut Width, .840@1st Fret, .930@12th FretScale Length: 34"Weight: Only 8 Pounds 7 Ounces!PLEASE DO NOT mistake picture glare for flaws.. If you think you're seeing something not mentioned in this listing, please ask!!Please review all pics for the true cosmetic condition after reading this description.    Here's The Run Down:As you can see this RARE One Off 2008 Fender P-Bass Research & Development Bass Guitar is in great shape overall, showing only average signs of use and wear (see pics). Being only 8 Pounds, 7 Ounces makes this guitar a total pleasure to play! There are a few dings, light scratches and marks here and there, but still very clean overall (see pics).  There are NO issues with this guitar. The fret wear is low and there is some scratching on the back, but nothing unusual as pictured. The 9v battery compartment was installed at the factory to test active pickups along with this wood configuration. It left the factory as you see it with a standard passive set up. The hardware is in great shape without issue. It truly looks, sounds and plays great..  Although, I think its set up great, everyone has their own preferences. If your not happy with its set up, it will be your r