| Reviewer | Mac, Been playing off and on for 20 years |
| Manufacturer | Aria Pro II |
| Model | Precise Bass |
| Price | Unknown |
| Neck Type | One peice maple, bolt-on> |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, fretted |
| Body Type | Unknown wood, looks like maple |
| Finish | Clear finish, hi-gloss |
| Pickup(s) | Passive, J-style |
| Controls | Standard J-Style (2 volume, 1 tone) |
This bass is an exact replica of a Fender Jazz. Everything from the headstock to the font used for the lettering to the pickup cover is an exact duplicate of the J-Bass. That makes me think that it's an older (70's) model. I've never seen another like it.
Everything about this bass is vintage J-bass except for one thing. The E string is kind of muddy. It doesn't have the snappy tone of a J-bass. Other than that you really can't tell the difference. The neck is the usual thin, J-bass neck with a "varnish" finish which can make it feel sticky when your sweating on stage.
For the most part this bass has been good to me and I use it as my primary instrument. I cannot argue about the price (free is always good).
| Construction | 90% | 
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| Playability | 90% |
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| Appearance | 100% |
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| Sound | 80% |
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| Value | 100% |
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| Cust. Service | 0% | |
| Overall | 90% |
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