It has elements of the classic P-Bass tone as expected but the new "Fidelitron" (Grestch Filtertron) produces some amazing tones that would be useful in any setting. It is powerful and balanced and lets the user further customize that balance with the adjustable pole pieces.

Components are fine and above average for the price. Vintage style reverse tuners with the larger plates and straight posts work flawlessly and the newly designed bridge is pretty much a Bad Ass II and also free of fault. The only niggle, and a minor one, are the small pots, but they work fine and it's an easy fix for later should you decide to.

It's a P-Bass...pick it up and play it, and never take it off.

The paint work (candy apple red) has no uneven spray lines and is nicely polished. The gloss finished neck and polished frets are very nicely done as well. All frets are level and smooth. This is actually the second Cabronita neck I've owned as I have one with the vintage tuners on my '09 CV Lake Placid Blue single coil P-Bass and both are great, trouble-free necks. Know beforehand these are the thick C profile necks and understand what that means and you will get what you ordered. Yes, it is a fat neck, but to say it is "fatter than my "other" P-Bass neck" is a pointless observation unless your "other" P-Bass is also a '51 style thick C profile. It is not a 60's-70's-80's blah blah medium profile or thin neck and wasn't designed as such.If I had a complaint on the cosmetic quality it would be the single ply pick guard as the thin white pick guard, while nicely shaped, looks a bit out of place on an otherwise classy looking bass. I do re-fins/restorations and repairs so I really don't mind the 5 minutes it will take to use the existing guard as a template for some nice vintage perloid stock to complete the fantastic look of the bass, but even a 3 ply white would be better than the stock issue.

An amazing value and the zZounds Pay as you Play option made it irresistible, well an understanding wife helps too:-) It is well above other basses in the same price range as far as parts and construction.

I've had tons of Fender basses over the years and this is number 14 in my current collection of Fender basses. Never needed support, probably never will, but I'm certain it would be great if I did.

A beautiful, simple, sexy, great sounding bass! If you want to have some fun and like things a bit out of the norm, this IS the bass for you! Well built, well designed, and beautifully finished. I love my new Cabronita Precision Bass.

Professional bassist of 30+ years.

Alternative, punk, power-pop, and a bit of anything else.

If you get to floggin' it the p/u really starts to grow;.

Neck adjustment at the head end is my favorite. No pickguard remova. Can see the seams through the paint on the body. No big deal on this price point. Neck is fun to play on. Lots of room. Play it unamplified and you can feel the vibrations in your arm and abdomen. She really vibrates.

Supremely playable. If one likes ''baseball bat'' necks. For me it's the ''oyster's galoshes''.

It's better made than the old 70's ones. Neck pocket is real tight. It'll probably last til' the next ice age. Or longer.

For what you get it's a super value. Fender MIMs seem to be put together well.

I've had lots of Fender basses and can't recall ever having to them.

I have quiet a few people coming up and asking ''what's the deal with this bass''. Don't see the Cabronita out yet in live venues. Makes it unique. And it sounds unique. A little like a Rickenbacker.

Playing 45 years. Have owned Gibsons, Rickenbackers and Fenders mostly. Professiona;

Blues

gigging musician

rock!!

30 years playing electric and upright bass. Professional turned local artist playing 5-10 gigs a month.

Traditional Country, Western Swing, some Classic Rock.