Fender American Professional II Precision Bass, Dark Night, Rosewood Fingerboard

Excellent construction and quality found in this Bass guitar. Easy to play no matter what your proficiency level is. Once I received my Fender, I had mine set up correctly and restrung by a guitar repair technician. My guitar needed adjusting right out of the box. It’s easy to keep playing this guitar for long periods of time, ideally for gigs every night or lots of studio time.I’m using a 200 watt Fender rumble amp

This bass has been a nightmare from day one. When it first got delivered it had an outrageous amount of relief in the neck. I took it in and had it adjusted and had some other modifications ( a HipShot and a stacked pot with active electronics for tone) done but there’s still a warp in the neck. As I have relief under the 3rd and 4th string and have a bow under the 1st and 2nd string. I’m over $2000 in a guitar that I feel is a lemon and I’m very dissatisfied

Really impressed with the quality of this American Player II Precision Bass from Fender. This is my first passive bass and I enjoy not worrying about a stupid 9v battery to power the active pickups and hope my bass makes noises today. This thing thumps and bumps with the best of them. It has a great paint job on it too. It almost look metallic in the pics, but sadly it is not in person. It's basically dark blue with a black burst effect in the middle. Looks great, sounds great, easy on the wallet, dependable. This thing is a winner.The hardshell case it comes it is really nice. It looks like heavy duty ballistic plastic with some cool locks on the outside. The inside is plush and offers a massive compartment to store strings, straps, cables. Lots of room compared to a guitar case.

What more can you say? This is a fantastic bass guitar! I play through an Ampeg bass amplifier. Quite a combo. Possibly UNBEATABLE!!!