Detail 01
Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound split single-coil pickup
The bass uses the specified split single-coil pickup.

Independent shopping perspective
A Nate Mendel signature Precision Bass modeled after his battle-hardened 1971 Precision, with an extra-slim neck, Quarter Pound pickup, and HiMass bridge.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The bass uses the specified split single-coil pickup.
Detail 02
The bridge is specified for sustain and stability.
Detail 03
The body follows the model’s distinctive contour details.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is modeled after Nate Mendel’s 1971 Precision Bass.
A Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound split single-coil pickup.
A deluxe gig bag and a spare neck plate engraved with a hybrid Foo Fighters/Fender logo.
A lightly worn Candy Apple Red finish with a black pickguard.
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