The bass sounds like a P-Bass of course, but much warmer than I expected. It has a very well rounded and warm tone with a nice bottom end and spanky highs. I expected it to be more mid-heavy, honky, but happily it was not. The vintage pickups sound great with absolutely no need for replacement...ever.

It's a P-Bass, simplicity IS it's feature. Time tested, industry standard Precision Bass, 1 volume, 1 tone, great, heavy duty stamped tuners, and a Bad Ass II bridge. Not sure what else you could ask for in a work horse bass. Everything is quality on this bass FAR exceeding it's price point.

Pick it up, sling a strap on it, open up the pots and play it...loudly. Can't get any easier than that. It's most difficult use feature is taking it off and putting it down.

The construction quality and materials are worthy of a much higher price. I know that isn't something popular to say LOL, but rest assured, this bass is well worth every penny and will last a lifetime. The fretwork, the finish, the hardware and electronics are all top shelf of MIA quality. I have over a dozen Fender basses and this easily rivals any of my MIAs, CIJs, and exceeds a couple of my MIMs. The wood grain on the body and neck are beautiful. Not a satin neck finish fan, but it is well done, just a personal thing.

Far and away one of the best values in a P-Bass out there. With the pickups and tuners and bridge at the price, it's great, but the construction quality and great wood put it over the top! And if that isn't enough zZounds Pay as you Play is the clincher.

Never needed it...they are Fender basses...sheesh.

A beautiful, simple yet elegant design. The vintage influences and features make it an instant classic. I have a Cabronita P-Bass and a '51 CV P-Bass, and have really been digging the slab bodies/thick "C" profile necks as of late, just dead sexxxy basses. Not a fan of the 1-ply guard, but that is easily fixed and the only thing getting touched on this bass! Some minor setup on my part, although delivered at factory spec, I am just more finicky and OCD that I ought be, and it plays SO smooth and low, buzz free, end to end. High WOW factor!

Bassis of 30+ years, semi-professional.

Alternative, punk, powerpop, and secretly...blues...shhhhhhh.

This bass "cooks!!" I love the 51 pickup which provides excellent tone to rock and r&b music selection. Quality instrument cables are a must to aviod some buzz from the pickup. I enjoy my Ibanez active bass however, the construction and sound of this bass seperates from the others. Playing through my 2x10 SWR with a 115 ampeg extension lays out a strong clear sound. Make sure you get the 3.5 guitar strap for the extra weight.

You will need to use the eq on your amp to change tones. This is expected with a passive bass.

The construction and finish is excellent. It came out-of-the-box ready to play. No adjustments were needed.

I wih it was cheaper...but ya "get what you pay for."

No need to contact Fender to this point.

The Mike Dirnt gets everyone's attention. My muscian friends appreciate the look and sound. Others just like the look. I got the Sunburst.

active musian

Rock, R&B

This bass is the bomb. The pick-ups are awesome and are sooo loud. When i plug into my Fender 810 bass amp You can hear the walls starting to crack and the neighbours running down the street.

OF course its features are cool. You have all those vintage features from the old 51' basses with a modern badass bass bridge I htink min eis special because i was able to get it in artic white. Maybe its a new colour because when i got it from the music store i looked up its product number and it was brand new. And yes i do have a black scratch plate and a black star sticker on the bass.

This product is very easy to use. Like every other p-bass except for those deluxes it has a volume and a tone knob. But if your amplifier has lots of EQ's then you can make any sound in the world.

This bass has such good quality. You can tell by how a bass feels whether it could beak or if u drpped it off a building it wuldnt even dent.That is this bass. I also own a Flea bass 4 string in flake blue and i only use that for certain songs in my band when i need to tune down.

For the money it is definatly worth it. I rather use the dirnt than my flea which has about a 3000 dollar difference. I think id get another mike dirnt You can never have too many basses

Like every one says. Its a fender they dont get better than that. And there easy to reach

It is sexy It looks good sounds good Simple to use Has all the upgrades people would usualy get for fenders e.g 59' pick ups, BadAss Bridge II

Active musician and in a rock band

Rock/Alternate/Punk Rock

The sound is better than any any of my 70's fenders the 59 pickup make it sound great along with the badass ii bridge

Neck is a little chunky but u get usec to it and it plays great

i have giged it many times and it holds up great. Never had any problems with it what so ever.

Worth it. u will not be disappionted

Never used it

the only feature that i dont like is that there is no skunk-stripe on the neck other than that is so cool looking

Rock, Jazz, Punk, Blues

this products sound is awesome it is melodic yet powerful, it is perfect for any modern day bass player.

this product came with a relly cool carrying case.

this product is made very well with a badass 2 bridge and a pick guard plus chrome hardware it is very sturdy and reliable.

this product is definetly worth the price.

it is a fender and you can never go wrong with a fender but just in case you did the company is really easy to reach.

it has amazing features and the design is awesome and so are the colors it is available in.

active musician

punk rock