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fender 70's precision

I'm not a moderator, but I think this conversation should be continued here: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/fender-70s-p-bass-mij-794714/

3 reasons:
1. One less dupe thread in the TB forums.
2. 70s or '70s is the correct way to spell the abbreviation for 1970s. I'm NOT being a grammar policeman, but the correct spelling aids search-ability.
3. The other thread's title also includes MIJ which helps avoid confusion between this awesome new bass and actual CBS-era 1970s P-basses.

Just my $0.02. I hope to see some migration to the other thread to keep talking about this awesome bass and encourage newcomers in a more search-friendly environment.
 
You could say, it has the classic sound of a Precision bass, or has a slightly different sound ? And tell me and your opinion, I go for the 70s precision or put a few euros more, and go to an American standard precision bass ?

I would say it is a classic pbass sound IMO. I can't say if you should get the American Standard. I would think it would be nicer, but this is a great bass. If my Geddy Lee and this '70s pbass are any indication, the basses coming out of Japan are of great quality. and the prices make them a great bargain. I've also heard that the '70s jazz bass (also MIJ) is a really nice bass.
 
Yes! I will probably go to the 70s, because I think it is high quality bass (can also be equivalent to the U.S.) and because I like the most and the classic look. b.t.w congrats packhowitzer ! very good bass:bassist: I wait and photos ... ( The 70's jazz bass is made ​​in mexico ;) )
 
I promised pics so here ya go! From left to right:

08 Geddy Lee jazz w/ black PG, 09 Highway 1 P w/ black PG and '70s p neck, '70s P w/ H1 neck.
 

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