PB identification - MIJ headstock says "electric bass"

I'm not a Fender expert by any stretch, but that Fender logo looks unlike any other legit ones I've seen. Might be worth taking a few more pics for the experts when they arrive.

Back of headstock, neck heel, underside of pickguard would help.

 

There is no way that thing is a real Fender.

 

Best guess is a late-'70s copy by Suzuki (viz. the bullet truss rod).

 

That thing is awesome !! Not a fender though. Good news is , that bass was most likely made in the 70s. And if it’s still holding up , it’s as good as any 70s fedner.

 

Fender never marketed a Precision Bass labelled Electric Bass. On the other hand Japanese made brands in the late '70s did. There are other Tender branded instruments out there, such as this Strat copy on Reverb.
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Fender never put a bullet truss rod on a Precision Bass. Only the Jazz Bass got it.

 

Looks like my old Hondo II P bass. But I think others are right, it’s a MIJ P copy where someone made a bad attempt at a Fender logo.

Most of the MIJ and MIK Fender copies from the era are awesome.

 

Cool bass, but 100% not a Fender.

 

Body shape looks a lil' off as well. Check out those saddles.

 

As stated above, the bass in your post is not a Fender Precision, but a generic Japanese copy.

In the 1970s, several Japanese manufacturers produced P and J copies badged "Electric Bass". Suzuki-built ones (incl. some Mayas) often featured a bullet-type truss rod, whereas those made by e.g. Fuji, Matsumoku and Chushin did not.

 

Headstock says Tender, not Fender.
Japanese copy.

 

You're right. Here's a match:



Still made by Suzuki, I'd say, if "Made In Japan" is stamped on the upper half of the neckplate.

 

It’s a Fugazi.

 

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