FENDER PRECISION BASS PLAYER II 75TH ANNIVERSARY DNB
FENDER PRECISION BASS PLAYER II 75TH ANNIVERSARY DNB
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FENDER PLAYER II PRECISION BASS 75TH ANNIVERSARY DAPHNE BLUE
Celebrate 75 years of history with the FENDER PLAYER II PRECISION BASS 75TH ANNIVERSARY DAPHNE BLUE
The FENDER PLAYER II PRECISION BASS 75TH ANNIVERSARY DAPHNE BLUE is a 4-string electric bass created to celebrate Fender's 75th anniversary. It retains the essence of the legendary Precision Bass while incorporating the comfort and performance features of the Player II generation.
Its alder body, Modern “C” neck, and rosewood fretboard offer a comfortable and familiar feel, while the Player Series Alnico 5 Split-Coil pickup provides the quintessential P-Bass sound: punchy lows, present mids, and a defined attack that works in practically any musical style.
Key features of the FENDER PLAYER II PRECISION BASS 75TH ANNIVERSARY DAPHNE BLUE
Special edition with a Daphne Blue finish for Fender's 75th anniversary
Alder body with the classic Precision Bass design
Player Series Alnico 5 Split-Coil pickup with a powerful and defined sound
Modern “C” neck with rounded fretboard edges for added comfort
4-saddle steel bridge for precise tuning and intonation
What makes the FENDER PLAYER II PRECISION BASS 75TH ANNIVERSARY DAPHNE BLUE special?
This edition combines one of the most important designs in electric bass history with details created specifically for Fender's anniversary. The Daphne Blue finish provides a particularly attractive vintage aesthetic, complemented by a commemorative 75th-anniversary neck plate.
Sonically, it maintains the straightforward philosophy of the Precision Bass: one pickup, volume, and tone. The Player Series Alnico 5 offers enough punch and definition to move comfortably between rock, pop, soul, funk, blues, and many other styles.
A commemorative Precision Bass that combines vintage Fender aesthetics, modern comfort, and the unmistakable P-Bass sound.