Detail 01
Neck and fingerboard
A maple bolt-on neck has the custom ’70s P Bass C shape, paired with a 9.5-inch-radius slab rosewood fingerboard.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender’s Troy Sanders Precision Bass combines a Tim Shaw-designed split-coil Precision Bass pickup with a Noiseless single-coil Jazz Bass pickup, custom-voiced 18V preamp, and HiMass vintage bridge. The alder body has a Silverburst finish that continues onto the headstock, joined by a chromed control plate and model-specific graphics. Its bolt-on maple neck uses a custom ’70s P Bass C profile, while the 9.5-inch-radius slab rosewood fingerboard carries pearloid blocks and 20 medium-jumbo frets.


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Detail 01
A maple bolt-on neck has the custom ’70s P Bass C shape, paired with a 9.5-inch-radius slab rosewood fingerboard.
Detail 02
The matching Silverburst headstock, pearloid block inlays, signature decal, Mastodon neck-plate logo, and 12th-fret icon are part of the design.
Product questions
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It combines a Tim Shaw-designed split-coil Precision Bass pickup with a Noiseless single-coil Jazz Bass pickup.
Yes, a gig bag is listed.
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