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Fender have done it again! The new Vintera II series has built upon the success of the first Vintera launch, giving you accurate recreations of timeless, classic electric guitars from the golden eras of Fender’s history, with a sprinkle of contemporary comforts. The new Vintera II’s bring you more accurate and detailed vintage specifications, with the use of Rosewood fretboards on selected models, era specific pickups, and the addition of new guitars to the range. The use of more traditional, vintage-style components in the Vintera II series makes them one of the most era specific guitars Fender have made. This puts the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s eras in your hands for you to wield a stylish, vintage sounding, and an authentic feeling electric guitar! The Vintera II series pays tribute to the innovatively designed instruments that defined decades of music. ‘50s Precision Bass Possibly one of the most recognisable bass guitars out there, in 1951 the Fender Precision Bass revolutionised the way bassists played, by giving them an electric alternative to an upright bass that enable louder and more powerful bass tones to accompany a full band. The Vintera II Precision Bass features an Alder body and Maple fretboard giving you a punchy clear tone in a classic construction. The late ‘50s “C” shape neck provides a familiar comfortability that feels natural in your hands. The vintage-tall frets give you plenty of room to be expressive, catering for a range of different playing styles. Running the show in this Vintera II bass guitar is the vintage-style ‘50s split coil pickups that deliver that classic Fender sound giving you warm, natural, dynamic, and powerful tones that will rock the room, with plenty of bass in the mid and high ranges for some funky developments. Fender have included vintage-style tuners and a vintage-style 4-saddle bridge to provide an iconic look, enhanced intonation, and tuning stability giving you a reliable and stylish bass guitar. The Fender Vintera II Precision Bass is an iconic and revolutionary historical instrument that provides support for any style of playing with a versatile capability that has no bounds.