1977-1978 Fender Fretless P-Bass 2004 Body Candy Apple Red
Sick rare 1977/78 Fender fretless maple neck on a newer USA Fender P-Bass body with a glorious Candy Apple Red finish. With enough mojo and flash for Sting and enough red for Sammy Hagar, this bass sets players apart from the generic masses! Make a statement today and don’t miss out on this awesome piece of Americana!!
Weight: 8lb 7.9oz
Finish: Candy Apple Red
Body Material: Alder
Body Details: Solid Alder body with awesome Candy Apple Red finish. The body has some cosmetic wear on the back with some buckle rash and denting in the finish on the back; the front has some swirling and light play wear scratching as well as a ball point pen small sized nick in the finish near the upper horn.
Neck Material: Maple
Fingerboard Material: Rare Maple fretless
Neck Profile: Medium C
Neck Thickness (IN): 1st fret: .839", 12th fret: .988"
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25”
Nut Width: 1-21/32”
Neck Details: Maple fretless Fender neck from 1977/1978, incredibly rare! The finish is in overall good shape with some wear under the G string starting about halfway up the fretboard and getting more aggressive by the third neck dot marker. There are indents in the finish at the very end of the neck under each string from decades of use. The back of the neck is very clean save a blemish and finish wear behind the 4th neck dot marker (around the 9th fret on a fretted bass). Some finish chipping and dongs around the headstock, specifically at the horn
High E string gauge: 45
Electronics: Fender spec Vol and Tone
Pickup Details: Dimarzio DP122
Hardware: Aftermarket Chrome hardware
Case Details: Gig Bag
Modifications / Repairs: 1977/78 Fretless Fender neck on newer USA PBass body
Cosmetic Condition: Very Good - Some cosmetic blemishes, bucklerash, and dents on the back as well as some swirling and play wear on the front of the body; finish blemishes and play wear on the neck
Tech Inspection Report: Plays well with smooth fretless playability, set to Fender spec with flatwound strings
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1977-1978 Fender Fretless P-Bass 2004 Body Candy Apple Red
Sick rare 1977/78 Fender fretless maple neck on a newer USA Fender P-Bass body with a glorious Candy Apple Red finish. With enough mojo and flash for Sting and enough red for Sammy Hagar, this bass sets players apart from the generic masses! Make a statement today and don’t miss out on this awesome piece of Americana!!
Weight: 8lb 7.9oz
Finish: Candy Apple Red
Body Material: Alder
Body Details: Solid Alder body with awesome Candy Apple Red finish. The body has some cosmetic wear on the back with some buckle rash and denting in the finish on the back; the front has some swirling and light play wear scratching as well as a ball point pen small sized nick in the finish near the upper horn.
Neck Material: Maple
Fingerboard Material: Rare Maple fretless
Neck Profile: Medium C
Neck Thickness (IN): 1st fret: .839", 12th fret: .988"
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25”
Nut Width: 1-21/32”
Neck Details: Maple fretless Fender neck from 1977/1978, incredibly rare! The finish is in overall good shape with some wear under the G string starting about halfway up the fretboard and getting more aggressive by the third neck dot marker. There are indents in the finish at the very end of the neck under each string from decades of use. The back of the neck is very clean save a blemish and finish wear behind the 4th neck dot marker (around the 9th fret on a fretted bass). Some finish chipping and dongs around the headstock, specifically at the horn
High E string gauge: 45
Electronics: Fender spec Vol and Tone
Pickup Details: Dimarzio DP122
Hardware: Aftermarket Chrome hardware
Case Details: Gig Bag
Modifications / Repairs: 1977/78 Fretless Fender neck on newer USA PBass body
Cosmetic Condition: Very Good - Some cosmetic blemishes, bucklerash, and dents on the back as well as some swirling and play wear on the front of the body; finish blemishes and play wear on the neck
Tech Inspection Report: Plays well with smooth fretless playability, set to Fender spec with flatwound strings
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Sick rare 1977/78 Fender fretless maple neck on a newer USA Fender P-Bass body with a glorious Candy Apple Red finish. With enough mojo and flash for Sting and enough red for Sammy Hagar, this bass sets players apart from the generic masses! Make a statement today and don’t miss out on this awesome piece of Americana!!
Weight: 8lb 7.9oz
Finish: Candy Apple Red
Body Material: Alder
Body Details: Solid Alder body with awesome Candy Apple Red finish. The body has some cosmetic wear on the back with some buckle rash and denting in the finish on the back; the front has some swirling and light play wear scratching as well as a ball point pen small sized nick in the finish near the upper horn.
Neck Material: Maple
Fingerboard Material: Rare Maple fretless
Neck Profile: Medium C
Neck Thickness (IN): 1st fret: .839", 12th fret: .988"
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25”
Nut Width: 1-21/32”
Neck Details: Maple fretless Fender neck from 1977/1978, incredibly rare! The finish is in overall good shape with some wear under the G string starting about halfway up the fretboard and getting more aggressive by the third neck dot marker. There are indents in the finish at the very end of the neck under each string from decades of use. The back of the neck is very clean save a blemish and finish wear behind the 4th neck dot marker (around the 9th fret on a fretted bass). Some finish chipping and dongs around the headstock, specifically at the horn
High E string gauge: 45
Electronics: Fender spec Vol and Tone
Pickup Details: Dimarzio DP122
Hardware: Aftermarket Chrome hardware
Case Details: Gig Bag
Modifications / Repairs: 1977/78 Fretless Fender neck on newer USA PBass body
Cosmetic Condition: Very Good - Some cosmetic blemishes, bucklerash, and dents on the back as well as some swirling and play wear on the front of the body; finish blemishes and play wear on the neck
Tech Inspection Report: Plays well with smooth fretless playability, set to Fender spec with flatwound strings
