The American Professional II Precision Bass is built on over sixty years of innovation, inspiration, and evolution to meet the demands of today's musicians. The '63 P-style neck now features smooth fingerboard edges, a "Super-Natural" satin finish, and a recently sculpted neck heel for a highly comfortable feel and easy access to higher frets. The new V-Mod II split-coil Precision Bass pickup is more articulate than ever, delivering the punch and growl that P Bass is known for. The American Pro II Precision Bass offers instant familiarity and versatile sound that you'll feel and hear immediately, with extensive upgrades setting a new standard for professional instruments.

• Alder body
• Maple neck with maple fingerboard
• Made in the USA
• Includes ABS case
• '63 neck profile with contoured fingerboard edges
• Satin "Super-natural" finish on the neck
• Recessed neck heel for a highly comfortable feel and easy access to higher frets
• V-Mod II split-coil Precision Bass pickups
• HiMass Vintage 4-saddle bridge
• Narrow Tall frets
• Bone nut
  

About the Series

The American Professional II series takes everything that made the American Pro great and improves upon it. Retaining everything guitarists loved and adding features to enhance tone, comfort, and style.

• Slim "C" neck profile for Jazz Basses and '63 Profile for Precisions
• New neck finish that feels more natural
• The new sculpted neck heel offers a more ergonomic experience
• New Double Tap humbuckers and V Mod II single coils
• Additional functions with push-push pots
• Updated hardware (saddles, Panorama bridges, Top Loader / String Through...)
• New string retainer (similar to the ultra series)

The American Professional Series was designed to provide the versatility, performance, and tone that the most demanding musicians need. As a result, these instruments have become the standard by which all other guitars and basses are measured.

About Fender

"FMIC", Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, is the world’s leading manufacturer of musical instruments and amplifiers, and its name is synonymous with rock'n'roll. Its founder, Leo Fender, listened to what the most creative artists needed and contributed to the rock revolution in the 1950s. Talking about Fender is directly talking about legends like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Mayer, John Frusciante, Eddie Van Halen, The Edge...