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British Racing Green Player Precision Bass

Got one in yesterday, Guitar Center online had a sale that brought the prices down to about $850, so about equivalent to a regular Player. Semi completes my "dark green" collection of Tele (Am Pro Sherwood), Strat (CME Sherwood Player) and Precision (Player). Was good out of box, though I think I got an off a rack one from a store vs a new one from the back room, bass was bubble wrapped in a box, no documentation or warranty paperwork etc

Its SUPER light compared to my SB2 and Ash Jazz. Didnt weigh it, but those two are 10+ lbs so this one is probably ~9 lbs or slightly below. Action is a little low for me, need to raise the bridge saddles a bit and probably swap out the stock strings. Not sure if I want to go flats and keep it classic, go with standard nickel and rock out, or set it up specifically for BEAD. Jammed a bit with my kid on drums, its a P bass, no muss no fuss, but its SO pretty. Its really quite a dark green, and really needs good light to show it off, but then WOWZA shes a looker. Pics to come soon.
 
Got one in yesterday, Guitar Center online had a sale that brought the prices down to about $850, so about equivalent to a regular Player. Semi completes my "dark green" collection of Tele (Am Pro Sherwood), Strat (CME Sherwood Player) and Precision (Player). Was good out of box, though I think I got an off a rack one from a store vs a new one from the back room, bass was bubble wrapped in a box, no documentation or warranty paperwork etc

Its SUPER light compared to my SB2 and Ash Jazz. Didnt weigh it, but those two are 10+ lbs so this one is probably ~9 lbs or slightly below. Action is a little low for me, need to raise the bridge saddles a bit and probably swap out the stock strings. Not sure if I want to go flats and keep it classic, go with standard nickel and rock out, or set it up specifically for BEAD. Jammed a bit with my kid on drums, its a P bass, no muss no fuss, but its SO pretty. Its really quite a dark green, and really needs good light to show it off, but then WOWZA shes a looker. Pics to come soon.
great bass
 
I have a soft spot for British Racing Green, really don't need another bass but this looks :drool:

I think it's new, apparently limited edition, haven't heard anything about it yet.

Anyone seen one in the wild yet?

Looks to come stock with SD Quarter Pounder pickups.

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I LOVE that colour it is out of this world, can't find this bass anywhere here in Holland :-(