NEW Fender Vintage II Precision Bass | Unboxing and Demo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2022
- During the '50's, '60s, and '70s Fender forever reshaped the sonic landscape of music with its innovative electric guitar and bass designs. Fender's American Vintage II Series pay homage to that legacy; artfully crafted instruments with the look, feel, sound, and style of the models that set the gold standard for electric guitar and bass.
Featuring nitrocellulose lacquer finishes , period-correct pickups and neck profiles, vintage-style hardware, and more, Fender's American Vintage II Series is a testament to the lasting influence and timeless design of one of the world's most iconic instrument makers.
This series highlights classic Fender models from specific years of each instrument's evolution. Built with care in Corona, California, these stunning guitars and basses will inspire your musical creativity and elevate your playing to new heights.
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Excellent demo, Bully, as ever. It's been really rewarding to see how your channel has evolved from a focus on budget bassing to all points in between.
Thank you I've been blessed to be able to do it
Great sounding Bass. I really loved the interior of that case. Especially the color. Thanks Bully.
Nice bass. Nice work. Thank you Bully and Fender.
Just found your channel and really digging the content. Awesome job, keep up the good work!
This was really helpful, thanks!
Wow that thing is beautiful!!!
Man that thing looks amazing!!!!
Great demo, FRAT! You have one more subscriber!
Just discovered your really cool channel. You made that bass sound delicious my friend. Thanks
Killer aesthetics, and the tone is smooth as silk Bully!
Love the content 🤟
Great video. Thank you.
Great Review thanks bully
I’m liking this new Vintage II series 👍
Great review Bully. When I first saw you pull her out of the box I felt a calm feeling and then you played it. The tone is so soothing and round. I would name her Calm or Utulivu. Utulivu is calm in Swahilli.
AHHH, that's exactly the model and color I was looking to buy.
Pure Vintage Tonal Heaven.
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Sweet!
Sounds really good
Yessir! That case is a plus to that P-bass
That thang sounds Guuud!
Great videos. With my ending comment I'll say I'm biased because aren't they all supposed to sound that good?! Perfection! I'm waiting on the ultra. Would love a video on that bull
I love the tone on "Baby Blue"...lol
Enjoy the new bass! She's a beauty.
OMG 😱. MY DREAM BASS !” Enjoy BULLY !! 🎉🎉
Definitely 60's! Second favorite PBass sound to the 1959.
I used to have a 1962 model Precision which I sold in the 90s for relatively little money and have regretted it ever since. Best playing and sounding bass I have ever had, so am I interested in one of these? You bet I am, even though it's about 25 times the price of my old '62!!
Did you use the money to buy a 6-string bass by any chance? It’s hard for kids these days to understand there was a time when these Fender classics were thought to be dinosaurs. How wrong we were.
how much did you sell your 62 for?
@@dentninja £500 GBP
I actually liked the Smell test
Beautiful bass
Lettsssss gooooooo!!!!!!!!
@@BullyThaKidd lmaoooo
Fender's promotional materials indicate these are year-specific, rather than decade-specific like the American Originals. The bass you're playing is a 1960 P-Bass, and they're also offering a 1954 P and a 1966 Jazz.
But! No maple neck basses yet. Boo hoo
The 1954 Precision Bass has a maple fretboard...
These look super legit just wished they had a late 70's p with maple board and that they were maybe a grand less expensive lol
Odd...i have you on notification /bell icon...but didn't have this come up until today, and you posted this two weeks ago.
Doesn't matter how far into Extreme Metal genres i get, a good ol' Precision Bass can't be beat. It's the breakfast food of instruments, it's good all day. Also...u get it, that new guitar smell. Its a serotonin booster for sure 👍
Thank u... you have no idea how people look at me when I smell basses fresh out of the box.... this one smells like nail shop... specifically when they first apply polish...
@@BullyThaKidd That just means its fresh lol. I do the same thing any time I get a new instrument
She’s so beautiful!!!! Bully have you seen the Boss cabs? That’s katana bass amp is sik!!
Tried out a few P basses a few months ago and settled on a G&L Tribute (Indonesia). Was impressed by the 1950s Squier P, it was much better than the Mexican Fender Player P. Sire P5 also good but they didn’t do the colour I wanted (white). Anyway, question, on Bully’s bass is the pickup alnico?
That bass should be "Bully Blue" because you probably use it on blues style gigs and recordings. I use them for almost everything slap, tap, groove. But sometimes I gotta get the 5 string out and let the world know who the boss is.
Lucy in the sky with diamonds!
That gloss on that neck eeewww
Fun fact: they call that strap button on the back of the headstock a hootenanny button. I agree the 50% tone setting sounds best to me but be careful in a full band setting you may get lost in the mix. Better safe with the tone wide open on those situations. I wonder when Fender had the matching color headstocks? That had to be the 60s? I can see why they don't do that now when you can use the same neck for every color. Not a fan of the laquer glossy neck finish but it is good to hear it is not sticky. Can't go wrong with a good quality P-bass.
Not a four string player but this puppy sounds good!
Man that is sexy, I have the '60's Vintage Jazz, same color combo, excellent basses.
Are the necks thinner than the American Original...I understand it is a 7.5 radius vs the A.O...but is it less chunky from to back
Hey Bully nice but where are they made?
Thank you for the video. I think part of the mystery is the sticker you read from. Maybe they but the wrong one in the box. I believe the American vintage II has the vintage 60 pickup not the vintage 63. Am I on to something?
A great review. What is the color? Is that the Sonic Blue or is it Surf Green?
Daphne Blue I believe.
Sounds good. love the 7.25" radius. HATE the tall frets. Nothing nicer than a real vintage fret.
Hey Bully, there’s something wrong with that description sticker you read. You read that it’s a 63 our vintage pickups and it’s called American original. That was the previous era. This is vintage 2 and is 1960 pickip
Nice bass. It seems the only differences between Fender Vintage II 1960 P and the prior Fender AO '60s P is some refresh of colors and change from a round lam board with a 9-1/2" R to a flat lam slab with old fashioned 7-1/4" R. Vintage purists tended to be bent out of shape over the slightly flatter fretboard radius while most players focused on the playing either don't care or prefer 9-1/2" R just a bit more. There are very small pros and cons to both depending play style and individual hands but the difference is minute. Nobody being real would pick up either and say one or the other is bad, or problem or unplayable, assuming the setups are done correct.
Besides that, maybe they re-voiced the pickups, but I'm not even sure they did that. None of this is to say it isn't a very nice P bass, especially if you're someone who doesn't already have one or more P basses of this level.
I have an AO60s jazz and been wanting an AO60s P for 3 years.
I bought the AV2 1960 P yesterday. Love it. Feel is not the same, and pickups do not sound the same as the AO 60s. Sounds less “scooped” than the AO 60s , a little more high mids edge I would say.
Nice can I try it 🤔 😀
Sure drop by
Have you tried out any of the Ultra basses, if so how do they compare with the vintage?
I havent got the chance to play one but i would assume they are just as highend as the vintage with an active preamp
So buttery
Hey Bully, show me the difference between a4 string and 5 string please please!
Blue Beauty. BB.
Fender treating you good goood , that thing is expensive!
So
Sounds good, I wonder why they didn't
Include the pickup cover and bridge cover?,but otherwise nice.
They did
Daphanie blue?
They forgot the B string!!!! They do the '66 jazz in seafoam green w/ matching headstock. May have to sell stuff.
What is that little rectangle on the pickguard for?
It's a finger rest. For those who play with their thumbs
Name her Robin; for that Robin egg blue.
What is the the thumb rest under the G for and how is it used do you play with your thumb and rest you fingers just curious
You are correct-- curl your fingers around the bar and play with thumb- that's how a lot of musicians played Electric Basses at first until fingerstyle and Pick playing evolved.
@@dynamicdave121 I always wondered that so cool to finally understand
It was Leo Fender's idea to put it there. He figured that's where you'd rest your fingers and play with the thumb.
Leo didn't actually play guitar or bass, so he made a guess on that.
But since Leo stuck it there, it stayed there a long time. You see a bunch of originals that have it moved or removed by the owner.
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I'm after the 54.
Are you sure they are PV63 pickups? They don’t sound as dark as pv63 pickups.
I don't know its what fender sent me and that's what they advertised... so u tell me. I never played a 63 bass to tell the difference
Bullly, can you play funky slap at this bass for us ?
Why not daphne ??
That bass looks great and sound absolutely amazing. However, having to take the neck off to adjust the truss rod just kills it for me. I understand the "period correct" thing that they are going for here but quick truss rod changes without having to remove the neck is one modern improvement I really appreciate and don't want to sacrifice on the altar of vintage-ness. Just my personal opinion. Your review, Bully, is great as usual. 👍
You don't have to take it off the Phillips head is visible at the heel of the neck.
@@BullyThaKidd this is exactly what I came here to ask. It's visible, do you have to take the pickguard off to adjust it or can you get a full screwdriver in there? That's one of my main deterrences.
I Think you have to take the neck off to adjust it....
beautiful bass.... only problem is having to take the whole neck off every time you want to adjust the truss rod ... annoying although period correct for a 60's bass....
I do have fat hands and short fingers…
To me, being able to play on a neck with 7.25 inch radius is simply golden.
It’s a shame that specification is mostly related to vintage instruments and you have to pay extra cost for such a « plus ».
I mean, look at the price for a vintera spare part neck era…
it’s between 350€ and 400€ in Europe :-/
That's not the Vintage 2 right? Just an American Original?
Nope it's the vintage 2... tag said American Original '60s precision bass
Cool, I have the AO 60's, thought the neck radius looked different.
Great vid btw!
Please Bully,check the String spacing near the bridge!!! Thats horrible,out of the box,for a 2000 grant,F Pbass!....peace👍🏻😉
Yeah, by looking at it, the two inner strings seems to be wider spaced than the they are with the outside ones…
I suppose the guy who strung the instrument didn’t pay attention 🤦🏻♂️
How much is this beauty?
2k
$2249 , after tax prob $2400
@@doziershaw9765 Sh... That's a lot. Is it worth it? And does it really have nitro lacquer on it or still polyurethane that never wears off?
For over 2k I'd expect the first one.
$2,099.99 at Sweetwater
It’s nitro!
That’s not a American original, they seem to have sent you the wrong sticker ;)
Sapphire, hmm
The strap button on the headstock is known as the hootinanny button...there's your random fender fact of the day...
I'd give this lady the name of a mythical 60s singer, Ella (Ella Fitzgerald), Diana (Diana Ross), Etta (For Etta James), Nina (For Nina Simone). You see where i'm headed, you are spoiled for choice. Ella would be my choice! Cheers Mate!
Ella... hmmm
Bubbles was the power puff girl dressed in blue & had the black belt on so that name is fitting for your p-bass 🤣😂
epic fail with no nitro guard!
Your new bass is absolutely beautiful! But it's an American Original series Precision, not one of the brand new American Vintage II models.
Sorry you are wrong... I literally showed my bass on the screen... in the 60s picture next to the jazz bass.
It’s an American original… not a vintage 2.
... u are incorrect...
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