Vintage 1984 Kramer Pioneer Imperial P/J Bass - Made in USA - Free Pro Setup

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Vintage 1984 Kramer Pioneer Imperial (P-Bass) Serial No. D1710 Weighs 8.2 lbs Made in USA: This is a very high quality Vintage Made in USA P-bass. Body and neck are made in USA, but Kramer sourced the pickups, bridge and tuners from Schaller. Those parts of excellent quality and made in USA. Vintage Fender basses from the early 1980's are going for $2000 to $3500. If you're looking for a Vintage Made in USA P-Bass, and don't want to shell out mega-bucks for a Fender, this is the bass for you! Free Pro Setup - $90 value See below for details Available cases: Fender gig bag $39 Road Runner zip up case shown $69 Vintage tweed hard shell case with red interior, $149 TSA approved SKB molded hard shell bass case, $179 Note: This guitar will ship without a case or bag unless you add one to your order. See below for more information regarding cases and shipping. Vintage: Based the shape of headstock and the serial number, D1710, we believe this bass is from the 4th year of production, which would make it a 1984. Condition: This bass is 41 years old and has the play wear to prove it. Genuine Road Worn. Has been played and loved, but not abused. Lots of Mojo on this one. Frets in good condition and will be dressed and polished as part of our setup. Plays and sounds awesome. History of the Pioneer Bass: Made in the USA and debuting in 1981, the Pioneer Basses were refined copies of the classic Fender basses. They represent what was the best of Kramer's bass realm and is somewhat hard to find today. The Pioneers sported some unusual features such as blending Jazz and Precision attributes and coil split functions. The body wood on the translucent models were ash, while the solid colors were alder. Pickups were listed in catalogs as "JBX" and "PBX" and were sourced from Schaller. Hardware was also by Schaller. All were 34" scale with 21 frets. Headstocks at first were a copy of Fender and sometime in 1982 were trimmed down to the "Classic" Kramer style. There were four models: Im