Fender Player II Precision Maple Fingerboard Limited-Edition Bass Guitar - Ocean Turquoise
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Description
This limited-edition Fender Player II Precision Bass guitar delivers authentic Fender tone and style with its smooth playability and eye-catching looks ready for both the studio and the stage. The punchy split-coil Precision Bass pickup is packed with legendary Fender tone, tailored for modern ears. Volume and tone controls are easily accessible, allowing you to shape the pickup’s powerful voice and craft your unique sound.
Alder Body and Split-Coil Pickup for Iconic Precision Bass Tone
The Player II Precision Bass features an alder body and maple neck, offering a resonant platform for the iconic Precision Bass tone that has inspired countless imitations. The split-coil pickup provides clear lows, punchy mids and cutting highs to ensure you stand out in any mix. With a 4-saddle bridge, synthetic bone nut and vintage-style tuners, this bass delivers consistent, rock-solid performance. The sleek design, comfortable Modern C-shaped neck and chrome hardware complete the stylish, stage-ready look.
Fast-Playing Neck for Enhanced Comfort and Playability
The fast-playing neck of the Player II Precision Bass is equipped with 20 medium-jumbo frets on a 9.5" radius maple fingerboard, offering a familiar feel for both bassists and guitarists. The neck’s smooth finish and comfortable profile allow for precise fingering and rapid runs, making it suitable for any playing style. The 4-saddle bridge ensures accurate intonation across all strings, allowing you to adjust the action to suit your personal preferences.
A Modern Classic With Premium Components
The Player II Precision Bass combines Fender’s proven design with modern components, giving today’s bassists a reliable instrument worthy of the Fender name. Plug in, crank it up and experience the powerful, genuine Fender tone that has defined generations of music. If you’re looking for a classic with modern playability and roadworthy durability, the Player II Precision Bass is a must-have addition to your collection.



Features
- Alder body with gloss polyester finish
- Maple neck, maple fingerboard
- Split-coil Precision Bass middle pickup
- 4-saddle bridge, 3-ply pickguard, synthetic bone nut
Specs
- Series: Player II
- Shape: Precision Bass
- Material: Alder
- Finish: Gloss polyester
- Material: Maple
- Construction: 4-bolt standard
- Finish: Satin urethane on back, gloss urethane on front
- Scale length: 34"
- Nut material: Synthetic bone
- Nut width: 1.625"
- Truss rod: Single action, head adjust
- Material: Maple
- Number of frets: 20
- Fret size: Medium jumbo
- Position inlays: Black dot
- Side dots: Black
- Configuration: S
- Middle pickup: Player Series Alnico 5 split single-coil Precision Bass
- Controls: Master volume, master tone
- Bridge: 4-saddle standard
- Tuning machines: Standard open-gear
- Pickguard: 3-ply tortoiseshell
- Control knobs: Knurled flat-top
- Hardware finish: Nickel/chrome
- Orientation: Right handed
- Number of strings: 4
- Case: None
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Reviews
4.5
12 Reviews
91%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Pretty Nice But Not Perfect
I bought and returned one of these. They look great and sound pretty good on their own but, in the mix, don't deliver on the bottom end like a P-bass should, IMO. And it can't be EQ'd in. The pickups do have a strong midrange. My references are the Fender Custom Shop '62 and the Fralin in my other two P's. I considered keeping it to change out the pickups, but although the fret ends were rolled as promised, this one had terrible fret sprout, like little protruding needles, over both sides of the neck. I don't think this was due to dry wood, because the finish up over the ends was unbroken. I didn't feel like dealing with that since I already have two other basses of this type. If I didn't, I'd have kept it and swapped out pickups and maybe the bridge for higher mass (maybe that alone would remedy the low-end weakness), and filed down the fret ends for a nice bass at a very reasonable price.
Most Liked Negative Review
Maybe a good "player" bass definitely not good for recording
Color, feel, and vibes are amazing, and for live applications, this may do. But the moment I ran it through DI, it was HORRIBLE. Very low output, noisy, and a "dead" tone, in my opinion. Upgraded to an American Professional Classic, NIGHT AND DAY! American Pro Classic is the way to go
- Practicing9
- Jamming8
- Recording7
- Small Venues6
- Rock Concerts3
- Poor Pick Up2
- Poor fret-end dressing1
- Experienced4
- Novice3
- Professional Musician2
- Good Feel10
- Fun To Play8
- Good Tone7
- Good Pick Up4
- Solid Electronics4
Reviewed by 12 customers
Great Bass on a budget.
submitted25 days ago
byDon
fromAlbuquerque NM
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I bought this Limited GC exclusive on sale and it is now my favorite. Great P-bass tone and playability. Beautiful color as well.
Yes. Love my fender player 2.ocean Turquoise
submitted2 months ago
byKevin
fromSunrise Florida
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Love the weight soft sound. Reminds me of mo town days when music had heart a soul. I purchased a wireless transmitter for speaker. I sing in a band an can't wait to start playing bass also.
Amazing bass
submitted2 months ago
byRob
fromNew jersey
Purchased this a few months ago during GC's Guitar-a-thon sale. Had a small ding in the back, but got a great price. I played it in store for about two hours and it definitely was coming home with me. Had to have the 6th fret reseated because of buzzing issues, but after that it was perfect.
It's a P bass…
submitted3 months ago
byTroy
fromWisconsin
This bass is best suited for band rehearsals or small / medium gigs. I think the bass looks great! Right out of the box, it was set up terribly! I couldn't even fret any notes. I would recommend a professional setup from a luthier. I only had 1 bass guitar so needed a backup bass and a 4 string. I will put a new bridge, pickups and tuners and hopefully it will sound better. Still a decent axe though.
Maybe a good "player" bass definitely not good for recording
submitted5 months ago
byOscar
fromEl Paso, TX
Color, feel, and vibes are amazing, and for live applications, this may do. But the moment I ran it through DI, it was HORRIBLE. Very low output, noisy, and a "dead" tone, in my opinion. Upgraded to an American Professional Classic, NIGHT AND DAY! American Pro Classic is the way to go
Replacement for my vintage Precision lost to Helen
submitteda year ago
byGreg
fromAsheville NC
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
After using my old P bass for 40 years, this is a departure for me. Im enjoying the break in, but it will take a while to get back to intimacy. I will miss my old friend, but I won't take it out on the new stick.
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitteda year ago
asked byBeck
fromBrownsville, Texas
Would this bass be good for soft rock or rock in general, looking for a bass specifically for that.
Yes, it would.submitteda year ago
asked byJeff
fromDowningtown, PA
Good for beginners? Do you recommend other guitars good for beginners? My wife plays electric guitar however, does not have experience with bass and looking for something that js easy to setup and not too complicated to play.
Yes, it is.submitted2 years ago
asked bySteve
fromoak ridge NC
is this a USA produced bass?
Made in Mexico.

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