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Can I play?
Here's my Custom Made P-type.
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Very sweet looking bass! Looks like you modeled it after an Elite model.
Reposting my old pics for the record
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What is this Precision Bass Model? It looks like a '62 reissue, but it also looks like there's a signature on the headstock.
Thanks,
dave
Pretty much, except it doesn't have a preamp. I'm thinking of adding 1 more switch to make both pickups either be in series or parallel with each other.![]()
Pretty much, except it doesn't have a preamp. I'm thinking of adding 1 more switch to make both pickups either be in series or parallel with each other.![]()
Does this one count. It has a P-bass pickup and the shape sort of resembles a P-bass. Can I enter it also.
BTW, I made the body.
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Does this one count. It has a P-bass pickup and the shape sort of resembles a P-bass. Can I enter it also.
BTW, I made the body.
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That's awesome man - I was thinking about building one from Warmoth, but they all require the p/g...oh well, wth...I gotta do it!

That would be cool! Post clips if you do that (please!)![]()
Pics?
I've been playing Precisions for 30 years.
Currently own.
1965-P-bass (Ice Metallic Blue)
1970-Fretless-P-bass. ( LPB, rosewood fingerboard)
1982-Reissue-62-P-bass.(Black)
Just picked up 1999 USA Hot Rod P-bass.
Alder body, Sunburst, Rosewood fingerboard.
This bass is dead mint, new, never opened till wed. of this week.
Was in store room of music store for 9 years.
I'm digging this bass a lot.
You can never have to many Precisions?
