1970's Frister Japan "Swinging Bass" Precision Bass (Natural)

1970's Frister Japan "Swinging Bass" Precision Bass (Natural)Frister guitars were built in the famous Matsumoto region throughout the 1970's and 1980's and are a nice budget friendly option for an affordable vintage Japanese guitar. The "Swinging Bass" was their Precision style model and features a solid ash body bolted to a rounded maple neck with a maple fingerboard (42mm nut width), this one weighs 4. 3kg's. Good vintage condition with basic signs of wear as pictured. Restrung with flatwounds and given a

the frets are shiny and the truss works as it should

Looks to be a poplar body with a slim maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard (24 frets

With its coil wrapped around an Alnico VI magnet and then wrapped in tape

Good vintage condition with only light signs of wear and tear as pictured

The Nighthawk Studio's 25-1/2" scale length yields all the chime and twang of longer-scale guitars

Appears all original (except for the modified pickguard) with four-screw tuners

Received a professional full stainless steel re-fret prior to listing along with a setup and service

Color: See Thru Festa Red

Tuners are aftermarket

With its stunning AAA flame maple top and classic appearance

Loaded with an ONG Blues humbucker in the neck position and an unbranded single coil in the bridge controlled by master volume/tone controls and a three-way selector

Featuring their famous Lacquer Taste finish (a soft nitro style overcoat over a poly finish) to give it a satin look and feel)