1974 precision bass; name that wood

[ampegfuzz]

I've had this precision bass for some time and always wondered what type of wood the body is. It's a natural finish so shouldn't be too hard to tell. I'm not a expert so I figure this fine community could help. I currently only have one pic on my phone but could snap a few more if needed to identify. Here she is, mostly original less a tone pot and jack,

 

[bassie12]

Ash.

 

[ampegfuzz]

Also maybe this warmoth body if anyone would be so kind thanks to any and everyone!!

 

[Jolagh]

I agree those both kinda look like ash to me. I've been known to be wrong before though.

 

[The Bass Clef]

Ash. I've never seen an original natural finish on a '70s Fender that wasn't ash.

The Warmoth looks like ash to me too.

 

[ampegfuzz]

I found your bass shoutout the other day, some site posted it on Facebook. Killer little window into different era p basses. Yeah both these p basses are super bright. I keep trying to mellow out the 74. It is usually strung with roto flats but it has some GHS precision flats on it now. Just scored some brite flats and that might be a cool bridge between the roto and GHS p flats.

 

[ampegfuzz]

Here is the warmoth in its current state

 

[jamro217]

Ash, old. I've got a '76 similar to that, but the cover is gone and it's been torted. Great bass.