JIUWUPrewired Loaded Pickguard for Fender Precison P Bass Guitar Part Black

Do not expect this to be amazing. It does what it needs to and will require some adjusting. But keep realistic expectations. I recommend.

I got a bug up my butt recently to play instruments again thanks to Leo Morachiolli and Two Minutes to Late Night on Youtube and Covid 19 (and working from home). I had an old JB Player (who???) electric bass in my parents basement just sitting there so i thought I'd pick it up and see if it worked. It didn't. I remembered seeing pickguards with electronics recently for some reason so I decided to do a quick search and found this one. Installed it today with some dremeling (because even though it looked exactly the same, it wasn't) which looks awful but the base actually works with my new amp. The old electronics produced very little bass and a ton of noise due to the corrossion. This new pickguard sounds surprisingly good considering the prices and my bass looks super punk thanks to the terrible job i did dremeling it. We'll see how it goes over the next few months but for 16+ bucks it was totally worth it to get this old thang running again.

The pickups are great, good sound, round and deep. But the guard did not match my unbranded guitar, so I used the old guard and soldered the new pickups in. Sounds great!

It's ok for the price but I would at least expect to get screws.Pots are 16k so idk what's up with that.Idk the value of the cap but dont expect much.And the pickguard didn't line up with my fender body

I picked up a Austin Bazaar bass on the side of the road, rebuilt it and ordered this setup. I had to do a minor adjustment around the neck area, but I was able to fit it nicely, and now I have a bass for my home studio!!!!