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Fender USA Precision Bass Vintage 1975

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Thank you for viewing this listing. This is a vintage 1975 Fender USA Precision Bass. It features a rosewood neck and an ash body, confirmed as a 1975 model based on the plate serial number, pot date, and other specifications. (Note: the neck date is too faint to read.) The main components including the tuning pegs, pickups, knobs, pot, and capacitor are believed to be original. The body finish remains in good condition considering its age, and the truss rod is adjustable, ensuring good playability in its current state. The following parts are suspected to be replacements: - Bridge (70s style, reportedly replaced with a recent Fender genuine part) - Pickup foam (the original seems to have melted with age) - Thumb rest - Pickguard screws (there have been modifications to the screw holes on the body) The weight is approximately 4.6 kg. An original hard case is included; however, one latch is broken, and there is a part where the lettering was painted that hasn’t completely worn off (can likely be removed with thinner). Thank you for your consideration.

Fender USA Precision Bass Vintage 1975

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404,000 Yen ($2589.74)

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2026-02-08 21:20:56 JST

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Collector Commentary

The 1975 Fender USA Precision Bass is a significant piece for collectors, particularly due to its association with the iconic bass sound that shaped rock and jazz music in the 70s. Original components add to its value, though the replaced parts, including the bridge and thumb rest, are crucial considerations for authenticity-focused buyers. The included hard case's condition also impacts collectability, as often these vintage instruments were better preserved in Japan, offering a level of authenticity and historical provenance sought after by serious collectors. In the current Japanese market, this model's starting bid of ¥460,000 aligns with well-maintained vintage instruments, reflecting their enduring appeal among enthusiasts.