Maker: Westminster

Model: PB380N P Bass

Condition: very good

Description: 

Here for your consideration is a 1976 Westminster PB380N Precision Bass in very good condition! Featuring a eautifully figured slab board birdseye maple fretboard, and a Sen (Japanese Ash) body. Body shows a fair amount of dings along the edge and some light surface marks throughout but is overall in very good condition with no major damage or issues. Neck is in great shape overall but does appear to have a had a small repair on the bottom edge by the nut. Headstock shows some light marks along the edge but is overall in good condition. Nut appears to have been repaired at some point along with the bottom of the neck near it. See photos for details. Beautiful Birdseye maple fretboard remains in very good condition. Frets show minimal wear with lots of life left in them. Hardware shows some age but overall is in great shape. Appears to have non-original knobs and pickguard screws. Electronics work great and features an interesting and unique P-Bass style pickup that sounds fantastic! A super cool and funky Precision Bass copy that plays and sounds amazing! Has been fully inspected and setup here by our team at Coast Sonic and is ready for a new home. Ships with gigbag.

Weight: 8lbs 4oz

Neck profile: C Shape, 7.25" Radius 1st Fret .856" 12th fret .961"

Nut width: 1.60"

Pickup values: 10.32k

About:

Westminster was a vintage Japanese guitar brand launched in the 1970s by the prominent distributor Kanda Shokai. Positioned as an alternative to their mainstream brand, Greco, Westminster instruments were built primarily at the legendary Matsumoku Industrial Co. factory in Japan. They are celebrated by collectors today as highly accurate, well-crafted instruments from the famous "Lawsuit Era" of Japanese guitar manufacturing.