2025 Fender American Professional Classic Precision Bass in Faded Sherwood Green Metallic as new condition £1295 £1295 Derbyshire, UK (10 mins from M1 J25)

[HeadlessBassist]

Well, that didn't last long. Do me a favour... If I start going on about Precision basses again, just remind me that I put this one up for sale after a single month. Just tell me to buy another Jazz instead!

 

For Sale/Trade, 2025 American Professional Classic Precision in Faded Sherwood Green Metallic in as new condition, complete with all case candy & original Deluxe Fender Gigbag - it even comes with the original OEM 45-105 Fender strings.

 

This is a seriously lovely bass, from the excellent build quality and flawless finish to the solidly stable Gotoh Lollipop Tuners, the quality of these basses has been pushed much more towards the current American Professional II. The new "Shoreline" pickups (based on the Pure Vintage Series) sound full and punchy, with that trademark warm bottom end. It's literally done some home playing and about three numbers at one gig, but I ended up changing back to the playability and scooped sound of my American Professional II Jazz - basically where I belong.

 

The bass is, as stated, in perfect condition with no scratches or dings, and is currently set up with a low and fast action on 40-95 Elixirs. If you want it on the Fender 45-105's, just let me know and I'll happily change it back.

 

Price is £1295, which is a very reasonable near £250 saving on the new RRP. This one is played in, properly set up and sounds fantastic.

 

Buyer to collect from Derbyshire (10 mins from M1 J25), or will happily meet you up to 100 miles from DE7, or 100 miles from Gloucestershire/Wiltshire where I work Wednesday-Friday.

 

Interesting trades considered.

 

Pics are from my music room, and the original pictures of the bass are by the Bass Gallery in Camden where I purchased it.

 

Edited 4 hours ago by HeadlessBassist

[BassApprentice]

That's a belter of a colour combo!

 

 

[daveybass]

I’ve got one of these and it’s a belter, glwts