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 solid electric bass with frets, and quickly captivated bassists around the world.
More than half a century has passed since its birth, and it is still loved as much as ever.
This product is one of the most popular vintage Precision basses manufactured in 1964.
Parts such as frets and pots seem to be original.
The saddle screws seem to be different in some parts, so I feel there is a possibility that these parts are not original.
Also, the PU seems to be non-original (possibly Seymour Duncan). （The PU is probably made by Seymour Duncan.)
The nut seems to have been replaced.
The frets have been shaved to a certain degree, which may mean that it has been maintained.
Neck stamp: AUG64C
Pot date: 304-6422,304-642X
The remaining frets are approximately 50%.
The truss rod is very tight, and it takes a little courage to tighten it any further.
The neck is in good condition, with a little bit of high up, which is typical of Fender guitars. The string height at the 12th fret is 3.0mm on the 1st string and 3.5mm on the 4th string, and it is playable without any chatter or clogging.
This is in winter, so the impression is not so bad.
The condition of the body and painted surface is dotted with scratches, dents, dullness, and paint peeling.
The electrical system is in good condition.
Controls : volume, tone
Nut width : 44mm
Pitch between strings at bridge: 19mm
Year of manufacture : 1964
Country of manufacture : USA
Accessories : Original hard case
Stringjoy, imported and sold by our store, is used for setup.
The Nashville-made Stringjoy is characterized by a silky feel, with plenty of low end and rich, natural overtones.
These are quality strings that bring out the best performance and character of the instrument, so please enjoy them as well.
GIB's craftsmen will adjust the strings to make them easy to play and deliver them to you.
serial number: #L32874
Weight: 4.380kg
Fret: 50% remaining
Truss rod: tight
The string height on the 12th fret is 3.0mm on the first string side, 3.5mm on the 4th string side, and can be played without stiffness or clogging. control: Volume, tone
control：Volume, tone
body condition：Vintage looks that are scattered with many scratches, dents, dullness and paint peeling.
electrical：Good.
nut width：44mm
string spacing：19mm
custom：It looks like the nut has been replaced.
accessories：Original hard case
year：1964
country of origin：USA
text : Shunsuke Saga
Inspection : Mizuta
GIB 3 months warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
We can also ship to international destinations.
Contact Info
LINE : vwj2699r
email : info@bassick.jp
tel : 045 534 7133
It is loved by countless top artists such as James Jemerson, Bobby Vega, and Michael League.
The Precision Bass was the world's first solid electric bass with frets, and quickly captivated bassists around the world.
More than half a century has passed since its birth, and it is still loved as much as ever.
This product is one of the most popular vintage Precision basses manufactured in 1964.
Parts such as frets and pots seem to be original.
The saddle screws seem to be different in some parts, so I feel there is a possibility that these parts are not original.
Also, the PU seems to be non-original (possibly Seymour Duncan). （The PU is probably made by Seymour Duncan.)
The nut seems to have been replaced.
The frets have been shaved to a certain degree, which may mean that it has been maintained.
Neck stamp: AUG64C
Pot date: 304-6422,304-642X
The remaining frets are approximately 50%.
The truss rod is very tight, and it takes a little courage to tighten it any further.
The neck is in good condition, with a little bit of high up, which is typical of Fender guitars. The string height at the 12th fret is 3.0mm on the 1st string and 3.5mm on the 4th string, and it is playable without any chatter or clogging.
This is in winter, so the impression is not so bad.
The condition of the body and painted surface is dotted with scratches, dents, dullness, and paint peeling.
The electrical system is in good condition.
Controls : volume, tone
Nut width : 44mm
Pitch between strings at bridge: 19mm
Year of manufacture : 1964
Country of manufacture : USA
Accessories : Original hard case
Stringjoy, imported and sold by our store, is used for setup.
The Nashville-made Stringjoy is characterized by a silky feel, with plenty of low end and rich, natural overtones.
These are quality strings that bring out the best performance and character of the instrument, so please enjoy them as well.
GIB's craftsmen will adjust the strings to make them easy to play and deliver them to you.
serial number: #L32874
Weight: 4.380kg
Fret: 50% remaining
Truss rod: tight
The string height on the 12th fret is 3.0mm on the first string side, 3.5mm on the 4th string side, and can be played without stiffness or clogging. control: Volume, tone
control：Volume, tone
body condition：Vintage looks that are scattered with many scratches, dents, dullness and paint peeling.
electrical：Good.
nut width：44mm
string spacing：19mm
custom：It looks like the nut has been replaced.
accessories：Original hard case
year：1964
country of origin：USA
text : Shunsuke Saga
Inspection : Mizuta
GIB 3 months warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
We can also ship to international destinations.
Contact Info
LINE : vwj2699r
email : info@bassick.jp
tel : 045 534 7133