NEW Fender 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass - Diamond Dust Sparkle, Rosewood Fingerboard, In Stock and Ships Fast and Free!

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Fender 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass - Diamond Dust Sparkle, Rosewood FingerboardSerial Number: MXA26003220 Weight: 8 lbs 14 ozCelebrate the Diamond Anniversary with This Modern P BassCelebrate this historic milestone with Fender’s 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass, a limited-edition release crafted to honor the legacy of one of music's most beloved instruments while offering bassists an upgraded, modern playing experience. Based on the Player II Precision Bass design, this limited-edition P Bass features a resonant alder body, a Modern C-shaped maple neck, and a rolled rosewood fretboard, providing the contemporary playing comfort that bassists know they can count on for each and every performance. Sonically, the custom-built 75th Anniversary Thunderbolt Precision Bass split-coil pickup delivers enhanced overall response, thick warmth, and the classic P Bass punch that has defined the low-end bass tone across decades, styles, and genres. Finished in a custom Diamond Dust Sparkle with large flakes that shine bright under stage lights, the 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass is a dazzling showcase of this iconic instrument's timeless appeal.Past meets present designFender's Player II series was conceived to honor musical heritage while updating the most iconic instruments for modern performance. The 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass builds upon that idea, providing players with familiar tonewoods and legacy designs while refining the overall playability. Here, a traditional alder body is paired with a maple neck topped with a rosewood fretboard featuring rolled edges and a comfortable, Modern C neck shape. This combination offers a broken-in feel and smooth playability, ideal for any approach, style, or genre.Updating the formatThe 75th Anniversary Player II Precision Bass features refined upgrades that place it firmly in the modern era. The 4-saddle bridge uses single-groove steel "barrel" saddles to lock in spacing, improve intona