Fender American Precision Bass Left Hand Guitar Review :: Fender Bass Guitars Reviews
The American Precision Bass guitar that everyone knows and loves is better than ever! The new S-1 switching system makes this an extremely versatile left-handed bass that gives players an array of cool new sounds, and it comes in some fantastic new colors and finishes!
The American Precision Left Handed Bass guitar features a solid alder or ash body (depending on color) and graphite-reinforced, modern C-shaped maple neck with satin polyurethane finish and rosewood fingerboard. With the S-1 system, you can switch the split single-coil pickup from series to parallel, giving the bass a brighter, snappier tone similar to that of a Jazz Bass guitar.
Unique Features of Fender American Precision Left Handed Bass Guitar:
– S-1 Switching
– Posiflex Graphite Neck Support Rodse
– Rounded Body Shape
– Rolled Fingerboard Edges
| Features + Technical Specs | |
|---|---|
| Model Name | American Precision Bass Left Hand |
| Model Number | 019-3290-(Color #) |
| Series | American Series |
| Colors | (700) 3-Color Sunburst, (706) Black, (Polyurethane Finish) |
| Body | Alder |
| Neck | Graphite Reinforced Maple, Modern “C” Shape, (Satin Polyurethane Finish) |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 9.5″ Radius (241mm) |
| No. of Frets | 20 Medium Jumbo Frets |
| Pickups | 1 American Precision Bass Split Single-Coil Pickup |
| Controls | Volume (with S-1 Switch), Tone |
| Pickup Switching | 2-Position Push/Push S-1 Switch: S-1 Switch Up: Pickups in Series, S-1 Switch Down: Pickups in Parallel |
| Bridge | American (Strings-Thru-Body) |
| Machine Heads | Cast / Open-Back |
| Machines Hardware | Chrome |
| Pickguard | 3-Ply Parchment |
| Scale Length | 34" (864mm) |
| Width at Nut | 1.625" (41.3mm) |
| Strings | Super Bass 8250M NPS, p/n 073-8250-006, Gauges: .045, .065, .085, .110TW (Taperwound E) |
| Accessories | Standard Molded Case |
| Case | Standard Molded Case |
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