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Born in Corona, California, the American Performer Precision Bass delivers the exceptional tone and feel you expect from an authentic Fender—along with new, player-oriented features that make it even more inspiring to play.

• Alder body
• Yosemite split-coil P Bass middle pickup; Yosemite single-coil Jazz Bass bridge pickup
• Greasebucket tone system
• “Modern C”-shaped neck with 9.5”-radius fingerboard; 20 medium-jumbo frets
• Tapered-shaft tuning machines; silver ‘70s logo

The Vintera® II '60s Jazz Bass® features an alder body and a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard for classic Fender tone that's full of punch and clarity. The early-'60s "C"-shape neck is based on a classic '60s profile for an intuitive and inviting feel, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets provide vintage comfort with ample room for big bends and expressive vibrato. Under the hood, the vintage-style early-'60s single-coil pickups deliver the iconic Fender sound: warm, woody, dynamic and powerful. The vintage-style 4-saddle bridge and vintage-style tuning machines provide classic looks with enhanced intonation and tuning stability to complete the package.

• Alder Body
• 7.25" Radius Rosewood Fingerboard with Vintage Tall Frets
• Early '60s "C"-Shape Neck
• Vintage-Style Mid-'60s Pickups
• Vintage-Style Reverse Open-Gear Tuning Machines
• 4-Saddle Vintage-Style Bridge with Threaded Steel Saddles

Know as the highest peak in Africa, the Kilimanjaro was designed and improved step by step with Richard Bonauntil we came to the final result that satisfied at 100% Richard, Marco and any bass player who had the chance to try the very first samples we made. We’re really proud of this amazing instrument, a lute manufactured bass that includes all our passion and experience.

Our attitude of exploring new solutions led us to select native wood such as the Val di Fiemme Spruce, which was used for centuries by master luthiers to produce classical bowed instruments thanks to its elasticity and unique resonance and then combined it with a beautiful Abruzzo Olive top*.

The Artcore Bass series offer players the enveloping warmth of a hollow body instrument. These instruments capitalize on the inherent tonal roundness that emerges from a short scale bass (30.3" scale), and couples that with broad and open acoustic voice. They serve as the ideal solution for the electric bassist seeking a mellower, upright-like sound for more laid-back performances.

We live in a global world, with a global marketplace. The market differences between countries and continents have led to a big difference in production costs and, due to global market dynamics, we’ve all come to expect low prices and good value. That's why we have created our Gloxy series.
To achieve great value without compromise. I decided by working hard on production facilities and carefully selecting raw materials we can produce unique instruments valued both by professionals and upcoming young players to create their future as artists, to make their dreams come true without settling for mediocre instruments which lack identity.
This new approach allows us to make the most of all the advantages of living in Italy, with our “Italian Style”, allowing our “Glocalisation” to win over globalisation. By “Glocalisation” I mean that we are able to make the most of our “Local” world, with the unique Italian lifestyle that’s envied throughout the world.
By using all this creativity, perfectly harmonised with the great relationship network that we have built worldwide, it allows me to develop and design unique instruments with unbeatable value for money.
Mine is not just a product, it's a carefully created project, a different way to conceive production and to do business, a new philosophy that lets us synergistically merge all the advantages of our changing world. And the result? Products with a consistent and extremely important added value: Our Markbass Value!
Superior products, at a competitive price which reflects my respect for all my dealers, my passionate commitment to music and, most of all, to musicians and their instruments!
—Marco De Virgiliis—