1985 Philip Kubicki Precision Bass® Natural, Excellent, GigBag, $999.00
Circa 1985 Philip Kubicki Precision Bass. Neck is dated 1985. Duncan Quarter Pounder pickups. Grover tuners. Badass bridge. Plays and sounds great!
Philip Kubicki worked at Fender from the '60s through the '80s. During his tenure at Fender from 1964 to 1973, Kubicki created several prototypes including the Fender Telecaster Thinline, an electric violin, and the first rosewood Telecaster for George Harrison, which the Beatle used to record “Let It Be”.
The luthier went on to his independent career and came to design the Factor Bass in 1983. It’s unique design and features caught the bass community’s attention and included a unique bridge tuner device, a mechanism for dropping the E-string down to D, a phantom-powered circuit board, and a 32-piece rotary-cut laminated veneer neck. The first production model was introduced in 1985. Notable players include John Taylor, Stuart Hamm, Vail Johnson, Roger Waters, and Victor Wooten.
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