Fender - American Professional Classic Precision Bass Split Single RW Faded Sherwood Green Metallic + Housse

The Fender American Professional Classic Precision Bass features a solid alder body, the grain of which is subtly revealed in the Faded Sherwood Green Metallic finish. This combination of robustness and elegance guarantees tonal stability while respecting the sonic identity of 60s basses. The urethane-satin-treated maple neck is shaped to a Modern C profile, renowned for its versatility and comfort, even during long hours of playing.
The rosewood fingerboard with its 241 mm radius and 20 Medium Jumbo frets makes it easy to navigate the neck, facilitating glissandos and dynamic variations. You'll appreciate the precision of the synthetic bone saddle and the 41.3 mm width of the nut for a good balance between control and freedom of movement.

The bass features a Coastline '60 Split Single-Coil Precision Bass pickup, at the heart of its vintage sound identity. This pickup delivers rich depth, assertive punch and clean articulation to suit a variety of musical styles. Greasebucket tone circuitry, which progressively reduces high frequencies without loss of volume, allowing you to easily explore different tonal nuances. The vintage bridge uses steel bridges, contributing to better vibration transmission for a richer sound and longer sustain. Fender invites you to experiment with a tool that evolves with your playing and your demands.

This bass also reveals aesthetic details that make all the difference. The 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard accentuates its retro feel, while the flat knurled knobs make fine tuning easy. The 'Lollipop' action not only adds to the vintage look, but also ensures perfect tuning stability. The vintage-style strap fasteners, four-screw neck mounting plate and disc string guide complete a construction that's built to last. Combined with the nickel-plated Fender 7250M strings, you'll be able to make the most of this bass for a full, balanced tonal response. It will accompany you in your creations as well as in your most spontaneous moments of improvisation.