Here is a walnut-coloured Fretless Fender Precision Bass from 1977, crafted in the USA. This bass features a 3-bolt neck design. The Fender Precision Bass was a game-changer in the music industry upon its debut in October 1951, with an innovative design that was unparalleled prior to Leo Fender’s invention. Before this, bands relied on the upright double basses, which were bulky and difficult to manage. Moreover, these basses struggled to project over the horn sections and drums in dance bands of that era. Fretless versions like this one entered production in the 1970s. This particular instrument boasts an alder body with a walnut finish and chrome hardware, paired with a maple neck and a rosewood fretboard.
My Pile of Guitars & Basses 