Detail 01
Passive split-coil and single-coil pickups
The bass uses a passive two-pickup configuration, selected with a three-way switch.

Independent shopping perspective
Duff McKagan’s Deluxe Precision Bass is a right-handed, four-string solidbody in White Pearl, developed from the 1980s Jazz Bass Special he used on Appetite for Destruction. Its alder body, maple Modern C neck, rosewood fingerboard, 34-inch scale, and 20 medium-jumbo frets define the playing layout. Passive split-coil and single-coil pickups feed a three-way selector with separate volume controls, while the Hipshot Bass Xtender bridge design is part of the instrument’s hardware package. A gig bag is included.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The bass uses a passive two-pickup configuration, selected with a three-way switch.
Detail 02
Each pickup has its own volume control.
Detail 03
These are the instrument's listed scale length and fret count/style.
Detail 04
The bass is specified with this bridge design.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has passive pickups.
It has a Precision Bass split-coil pickup and an STKJ2B single-coil pickup, with a three-way selector.
Yes, a gig bag is listed.
It is based on Duff McKagan’s 1980s Jazz Bass Special used while recording Appetite for Destruction.
Reference
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