Frets mean precision. The bass has frets. The Precision Bass is percise. I forgot where I was going with this.
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Frets mean precision. The bass has frets. The Precision Bass is percise. I forgot where I was going with this.
A p pickup makes it a p bass.
Yeah. Not like some crazy 9 pickup having bass. But pretty much any bass with a p pickup in the right position is a p in my eyes. It can be active, have a top, have a J pickup or something else (thus a pj or a p+ humbucker or whatever you'd like) but it's still a p bass. Just get the bass that makes you happy.Yep, in the P pickup location.
i'll bite, what's the right location? i ask because i'd like to understand if the basses i have picked-out are made "correctly"Yep, in the P pickup location.
thanks for the positive feedback!I own five Precisions. Yes, mine do happen to all be American made Fender products , but that's not your question.
I have an American Select P-bass like the one that MarkoYYZ showed in his first photo. The flamed maple top in no way detracts from it's P-bass-ness.
A G & L LB100 with a flamed maple top sounds like an awesome bass to me!
It will look great. No one cares about tone. No one.Q: If I order a flame top, will I ruin it's P-ness, by way of rendering it no longer a P?
what do we have here as far as color? a tobacco burst, 3tsb, other?Here is a photo of my Select P with a black guard.
For the record, I loooooove this bass.![]()