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SOLD: Fender Precision 1953 Re-Issue


Linus27
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Hi,

I am selling my Fender Precision 1953 Re-Issue. The bass is in mint condition, never gigged and in a kind of butterscotch colour. I have owned the bass for 4 months and I am the second owner. The first owner bought it brand new but never played it as bass was not his cup of tea. He kept it stored in a hard case for a year and then sold it to me in December 2007.

The reason I am selling is I will never really use it. I wanted a bass as a back up to my main bass for a gig I have in August. When looking for one I came across the Squire Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz bass that I fell in love with. I did not buy it as I did not want a fretless at the time as I had never played one so I ended up buying this Fender Precision 1953 Re-Issue. Little did I know that my wife for Xmas surprised me and bought me the Squire Fretless. Since then, all I use is the Squire Fretless which I will use as my back up bass. I really do not want to sell the Fender Precision 1953 Re-Issue but I'm really not going to use it and I sooner it go to somebody who will use it.

The bass is in mint condition apart from a tiny mark on the headstock which I have included a picture of. The bass is as if it has come straight from the shop as the last owner never used it and I have only played it a few times at home. The sound is a big, fat, punchy deep sound, typical to the 1950's Telecaster bass that this is based on.

I paid £340 for it back in December 2007 so I would like to get no less than £300 plus post and packaging. Buyer can collect or I am willing to meet if not to far away from Surrey.

I have included some pictures along with the Fender picture to help show the colour of the bass.

If anyone wants anymore picture or has any more questions then please ask.









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[quote name='sticker' post='166240' date='Mar 30 2008, 10:11 AM']Is this a Mexican Fender or a CIJ one , and does it have a case/gigbag ?
Thanks[/quote]

No as the other poster has said, they are crafted in Japan and yes, it comes with a gig bag.

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