Fender is the undisputed number one brand of electric guitars and basses.
It is loved by countless top artists such as James Jemerson, Bobby Vega and Michael League.
The Precision Bass was the world's first fretted solid electric bass, and it quickly captivated bassists around the world.
More than half a century after its birth, its brilliance has remained unchanged and is still loved today.
Fender Japan started in the 80s as Fender made in Japan, but unfortunately has now been discontinued and integrated into Fender itself.
However, the brand's quality is still supported by many artists and is still sought after today.
This model is a PB62, a faithful reproduction of the '62 PB style.
The neck pocket is stamped PBC-62.
Presumably the correct model number is PB62-75, but there are many modifications that make it difficult to determine.
In that case, the body is alder.
Serial indicates manufacture as Fujigen, year of manufacture 1993-1994.
Pots are CTS, jack is Switchcraft, capacitors have been replaced with Circle D 0.05μF.
The PU has been replaced and is probably a Lindy Fralin. (Please understand that it is hard to say as there is no engraving etc.)
The sound is like a plebe, with a strong guttural component.
It is easy to feel the effect of narrowing down the tone, and you can feel the wide defensive range.
I think it has the good points of a plebe that only Japanese production can bring out.
Approx. 80% frets remaining.
The truss rod is in good working order.
The neck is slightly high, but the string height above the 12th fret is 2.0 mm on the 1st string side and 2.5 mm on the 4th string side, and can be played without any chatter or blockage.
The body and paintwork are in good condition with numerous dents and larger abrasions, and a few small dents on the tip of the head.
The bridge cover and pickup fence mounting holes have been drilled.
Controls : volume, tone.
Nut width : 42.5 mm
Pitch between strings at bridge: 20.0 mm (spiral)
Year of manufacture: 1993-1994
Country of manufacture : Japan
Accessories : Pickups, probably original (Lindy Fralin box)
GIB craftsmen have adjusted the pickups to make them easier to play and deliver them to you.
Serial number : #MADE IN JAPAN Q009356
Weight: 3.705kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: good working
Neck condition: Although there is a little high, the string height on the 12th fret is 2.0 mm on the first string side, 2.5 mm on the 4th string side, and can be played without stuffiness. There are several small dents at the tip of the head.
Control: Volume, tone.
The bridge cover and pickup fence mounting holes are open.
Nut width: 42.5 mm.
string spacing: 20.0mm (spiral)
Custom: Both pots are replaced with CTS, Jack is switched to Switchcraft, and capacitors are replaced with 0.05μF of Circle D. The pickup is likely to be The lead match has been replaced with white and black crosswires.
Accessories: no case, unknown pickup (Lindy Fralin box).
year: 1993-1994
country of origin: Japan
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Inspection: Wakatsuki
GIB 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
Also available for international shipping.
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