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It this legit? Fender P bass content

I'd save a little bit more and get the USA nitro satin p bass. Its the best p bass for the money IMHO. But those classic series 50s basses, are some of the hottest looking p basses outside of the custom shop.

I have the NSP, love it, wouldn't trade it for the world, and think it's probably my favorite bass I've ever played, yet I'd still get this one at that price. Nothing wrong with two Precisions. String one with flats, one with rounds, and you're good to go.
 
Good pick up fellas! Yeah...winding the strings down on the tuner post (downwards towards the ferrule) will get you better string bryeaheak over the nut.
yeah, the A string was buzzing heaps because it was wound up rather than down. I changed strings to a set of TI jazz flats (they're quite sticky) and made sure the strings wound down, adjusted the bridge height (threaded saddles) and it plays really well!
 
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I personally love flats on Ps but you gotta try them out. They aren't for everyone.
Hogwash, flats are for everyone, some people just haven't realized it yet:D:bassist:

I'd save a little bit more and get the USA nitro satin p bass. Its the best p bass for the money IMHO. But those classic series 50s basses, are some of the hottest looking p basses outside of the custom shop.
A USA nitro satin P is probably not gonna be just a little more than $665 usd.