NEW Fender Player II Modified Active Precision Bass with Rosewood Fretboard - Olympic Pearl, Ships Ultra Fast With A Pro Set Up!!

From the listing

Seller's description

Fender Player II Modified Active Precision Bass - Olympic Pearl, Rosewood FingerboardSerial Number: MX25079040 Weight: 9 lbs 12 ozCarrying the Legacy of the Precision Bass ForwardClassic, storied, and instantly recognizable, the Fender Precision Bass has left an indelible mark on countless recordings and performances. The Player II Modified Precision Bass now joins the legendary ranks, blending the instrument's timeless spirit with contemporary allure in the form of quality tonewoods, high-performance hardware, and reimagined electronics. Featuring a classic construction, the Player II Modified Precision Bass offers contemporary comforts Fender loyalists cannot do without, such as the modern C-shaped maple neck with smooth rolled edges that pairs with the rosewood fingerboard to deliver rich, authoritative tone. To enhance and amplify that tone, Fender has introduced an all-new preamp with a refined 3-band EQ optimized for sonic transparency and an Active/Passive functionality that offers players ultimate flexibility when shaping their sound. Likewise, the Player II Modified P Bass sports a set of newly voiced pickups that serve as the bedrock for unmistakable P Bass punch and additional versatility. Alongside these upgrades, Fender added some touches it knew the discerning player would appreciate — namely, a 1.625-inch TUSQ nut, tapered shaft tuners, and a HiMass bridge for enhanced intonation, sustain, and stability. Since 1951, the Fender P Bass has reigned as king of the low end — the enthralling Player II Modified Precision Bass is a rightful heir to the throne.A 3-band active preamp — reimaginedThree individual amplifier stages exist within the Player II Modified preamp in an effort to silo the controls and deliver the most consistent tone possible. When combined with the addition of a mid-Q switch — a narrowing of the treble- and mid-bandwidths and changes to the center frequency of each band — you get a much more focused low-end, a punchier midrange, and a c