1989 Fender Japan Precision Bass Lyte (Montego Black)

1989 Fender Japan Precision Bass Lyte (Montego Black)Made by the Fujigen factory in 1989, the Precision Bass Lyte was designed to create a more compact, modern playing experience while still having a nice big thump. Solid basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (34" scale length, 39mm nut width, 22 frets), it weighs a nimble 3. 2kg's. With active Fender branded PJ pickups controlled by volume, blend, treble and bass knobs, this one seems to be all original as pictured. Good used

Built in the USA (where else

Frets have plenty of life and play shiny and smooth

this is likely one of ESP's short-run models based on the guitar Akira Takasaki (of LOUNDESS) used throughout the 80's including the bands US dates in 1985

Nice condition for a 30 year old guitar as pictured

brass saddles and a button string tree

These are one of the most iconic guitar pedals ever made and they're sought after by collectors and musicians worldwide

5" radius that keeps things nice and comfortable for natural

produce realistic

There's also a small separation at the neck joint near the binding as pictured that's purely cosmetic with no impact on stability

Maple neck on this model is topped with a 24-fret ebony fingerboard

Poplar body with a gloss black finish

this one has the original G-III humbucker pickups and appears all original except for a few screws