Detail 01
Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound split single-coil pickup
It is the bass's listed P-style pickup.

Independent shopping perspective
Nate Mendel’s Precision Bass takes its design cues from his 1971 Precision, carrying over its distinctive contours, extra-slim neck, and specified nut width. The ash P-style body wears a lightly worn Candy Apple Red finish with a black pickguard and rosewood fingerboard. A Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound split single-coil pickup and Fender HiMass bridge form the core hardware, with the bridge intended for sustain and stability. A deluxe gig bag and a spare Foo Fighters/Fender-logo neck plate are included.


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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
It is the bass's listed P-style pickup.
Detail 02
The bridge is specified for sustain and stability.
Detail 03
The instrument has a 34-inch scale length.
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Product questions
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Yes. A deluxe gig bag is included.
It uses a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound split single-coil pickup.
It includes a deluxe gig bag and a spare neck plate engraved with a hybrid Foo Fighters/Fender logo.
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