A couple of hours 180 years' worth of Precisions

[wateroftyne]

Myself and @cd_david spent a couple of hours this afternoon in the company of a '72, a couple of '73's and a '78.

The verdict? They're all fantastic.

 

 

[LukeFRC]

You didn’t need to turn the master n the trace up much did you? 

[hooky_lowdown]

The walnut is a beauty. Bet it sounds like a beast? 😎😎😎😎😎

[Lozz196]

3 minutes ago, hooky_lowdown said:

The walnut is a beauty. Bet it sounds like a beast? 😎😎😎😎😎

Was just about to type the very same myself 

[Kevsy71]

Love those fingerboards! And that rendition of Peaches was spot on with the valve crunch

 

[RossHetherington]

The walls still reverberating.

[Ricky 4000]

Wunderbar!

[uk_lefty]

Sounding as good as it looks! 

[bertbass]

I bought a 72 precision new in, unsurprisingly, 1972.  Left handed and sunburst for £220.  Unfortunately, it was rubbish!

[LeftyJ]

On 30/10/2019 at 13:08, bertbass said:

I bought a 72 precision new in, unsurprisingly, 1972.  Left handed and sunburst for £220.  Unfortunately, it was rubbish!

And now it's probably wickedly expensive rubbish and still out there 😅

[jezzaboy]

On 30/10/2019 at 12:08, bertbass said:

I bought a 72 precision new in, unsurprisingly, 1972.  Left handed and sunburst for £220.  Unfortunately, it was rubbish!

Ah but in 2019 its "a fantastic 72 P bass and not a boat anchor as some of these were!"

[bertbass]

You're so right.  I wish I still had it then I could sell it for a goodly amount as recompense for the suffering.

[wateroftyne]

Sorry to hear of your trauma. Thankfully none of the above fall into that category.