Detail 01
Road Worn lacquer finish
The finish is worn to simulate years of hard-played onstage use.

Independent shopping perspective
A Mike Dirnt signature Precision Bass with original-era 1951 styling, Road Worn White Blonde lacquer, and a custom vintage-style split single-coil pickup.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The finish is worn to simulate years of hard-played onstage use.
Detail 02
The stated scale length is 864 mm.
Detail 03
The output jack is mounted on the side of the bass.
Detail 04
The rosewood fingerboard has 20 medium-jumbo frets.
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Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is the Fender Mike Dirnt Road Worn Precision Bass, made in collaboration with Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt.
It has a volcanic custom vintage-style '59 split single-coil pickup.
Two knurled chrome flat-top knobs control volume and tone.
It has a maple neck with a thick C-shaped profile and a 9.5 in-radius rosewood fingerboard.
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