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Fender Custom Shop Club

Yeah I sold my American Vintage 63 that was also sonic blue so it is a very similar bass. The returns you could say are diminishing. The improvements are somewhat slight, arguably, considering the price difference. I think they are worth it though. The neck feels better, it is very smooth and the very well rounded. The relic job is very well done. The body does feel more resonant due to the roasting. It was worth it to me. Plus, in time it doesn’t really matter. This bass feels REALLY good. It is perfect. I think I found my perfect bass and that is pretty cool.
 
Sometimes I forget about just how beautiful the back of this thing is :D

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It’s described as a 59-62 P bass pickup relic
My 2018 CS '64 P-Bass also claims a 59-62 P-Bass pickup. I think this pickup is absolutely wonderful and love the note definition, attack, or punch. I've tried to locate it to purchase for a Lakland Glaub replacement, but I don't think they are available anywhere. Splendid pickup.
 
My 2018 CS '64 P-Bass also claims a 59-62 P-Bass pickup. I think this pickup is absolutely wonderful and love the note definition, attack, or punch. I've tried to locate it to purchase for a Lakland Glaub replacement, but I don't think they are available anywhere. Splendid pickup.
I jammed this bass tonight with a drummer and guitar player and it was very nice!
 
I jammed this bass tonight with a drummer and guitar player and it was very nice!
Playboy in good health, my man....I know people trash the neck shape on a P, but the FCS P neck is one of the most comfortable and well sculpted necks I’ve ever played, and this is coming from a huge MTD fan..
 

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