Fender USA VINTAGE Precision Bass '74 Black/M

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Our Business Hours is Mon to Fri / 11:00 to 18:00 JPN timeWe will close Sat and Sun, so we will reply to inquiry that received weekend on next week.Your understanding will be appreciated.We are receiving the customer order with first comes first serves basis both on website and at real shop.So occasionally it will be sold out while having email communication.Please understand in advance.Japanese consumption tax is not required for international shopping. However you may be required to pay duty, tax and import fee when receiving your items in your country. You must pay all these duty, tax and fee as receiver/importer and we do not cover any of them.■Please noteThe product description is an automatic translation of the Japanese description. Please contact us if you have any questions.-----------------------------------Please be noted this one is USED not new.There is not any issue on the function and the playing condition but blemishes on the cosmetic.Please send message for more detail information of the condition.-----------------------------------The Precision Bass was Fender's first solid-body electric bass, released in 1951. Its high level of perfection rivals that of the Jazz Bass, which came later, and even now, more than 70 years later, it continues to reign supreme in the music scene as the standard for bass instruments. The unit we have in stock today was shipped in late 1974. Looking at the price list from that time, this is a guitar from the era when black was still considered a custom color. While not as rare as it was in the 1960s, it is clearly less common than natural or sunburst finishes, making it a subtle connoisseur's favorite among vintage P-basses. Another major point is the unique appeal of black, which combines stage presence with a bold look. 【body】 The overall weight is approximately 3.85 kg, and the body is made of alder. The black finish, with a clear undercoat typical of this period, is accompanied by the weather-checking and natural paint