VINTAGE Fender Precision comparison - BATTLE 

Fender Precision Vintage Comparison (same strings) - BASS PILLS ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9Cfpe4BS2uk.html

I liked the P-Bass the best

65 with flats - that's the sound

1972 just killed such a vibe😮

Great video, new subscriber here. Nice playing & feel.

I would love to hear this even further down through the years (80s-00s). Recently picked up a 1996 American Anniversary year P-bass that I would love to compare to a 70s or 80s Pbass. I have only had the chance to compare it to a 2016 American Standard and a 2022 American Pro II.

Leo Fender make things right at start

Nice video. But you can´t really compare these basses when they all have different strings.

The last one, the best!

the 77 with the Maple neck nice and punchy

I like the 1965 and 2014 American Standard.

The one with the beefiest neck is the winner for me. I have sold two 1975 P basses that had thinner necks. I use my 68 and 73 telecaster basses daily.

'73 for me

love the '77

The very first Bass had the best look and sound.

the 1965 sounds so nicely "rich".

Many thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I liked the old one the best...the four string

Nice !!! But could you do it again with one new set ("the same") of fresh strings on all basses ... ???

That white '72 is 🔥

For some reason the 77 maple neck speaks to me. Absolutely nothing wrong with any of those basses, but there's something about that 77 maple .

1965 and 2014 I liked the best 🤟🤙👍

65, 72, and 74 for me.

I like red bass.sounds very good!!

Big noticeable difference with maple neck/ fretboard.

Big difference between maple and rosewood fingerboards.

The '69 Precision ❤

All sounded similar. In a live setting with guitars and drums it wouldn’t matter which one was being played!

You should using same strings to compare the basses

Fantastico!! ❤🎉

77 sounded the best to me... Which one feels the best in your hands?

I really am shocked how much it stayed the same. Unless you were slapping idk why you would want nickel or roundwound. Flat got the thump

Spoiler Alert: All entries were done with a Squier Bronco Bass…EQ’d slightly different. 😉

podrías hacer algo así pero comparando cuerdas :D Saludos

1972 sunburst

Lovely collection of basses, without getting into the tonewood thing, do you think there is any difference in sound between a maple fretboard and a dark wood/rosewood fretboard

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Old strings FTW!

guess I've been watching too many vids with P-basses, so RU-vid suggested me this

77

Most of the basses were bitten by Dracula I see the puncture marks. 😋

P bass, always with flats.

I liked 72 :)

maple fingerboard helps Precision to sound better, just oppossite situation is with Jazz Bass, Rosewood fingerboard sounds better

The 1965 one has the better sound.

1969 ❤

1960 p bass, Mexican 2020 P bass. Only difference is thousands of dollars in price

73 maple neck for me

74 for me

REALLY GOOD VIDEO, BUT I AM NOT TRULY SATISFIED...I THINK YOU SHOULD MAKE A MUCH LONGER VIDEO, USING THE SAME BRAND & MODEL OF STRINGS, WITH THE TONE KNOB ON / OFF CHOICE COMPARISON....KEEP UP WITH GOOD WORK...

1969 candy apple red

My Favorite was the Red Low Rider, it has a balance punch and clarity.

Pbass the best

i really hate that ernie ball slinky on bass

Pointless video, very well done but all the basses should have the same strings. At the end of the day a P bass sounds like a P bass, just a meat and instrument that bores me to tears lol. I've bought and sold dozens of them over the years trying to get the hype but just can't. Apart from the Stingray I've found that single pickup basses just don't offer any excitement. Can't say I didn't try though. Full marks for a good video though.

cute that you have so many basses, please learn to play normal groove