I find that the Precision tone can't get quite the traditional warm P-bass/Jamersonesque tone - probably a combination of the active electronics, maple board and either roundwound or groundwound strings I've used. The bridge pickup can add snarl/growl but doesn't quite achieve the punch of a Stingray. Don't get me wrong though, there is a nice range of tones available. I usually play with the blend at 50/50 or 25/75 in favor of the P-pickup.

The graphite-reinforced neck has been very stable - the only truss rod adjustments I've made have been for changing string gauges.

The only real improvement I'd like to see Fender make is an active/passive switch. I wish I'd been able to find one with a rosewood board when I originally traded my Stingray for it. Also, if you crave a different pickguard the screw pattern is not the standard Precision pattern (not to mention the control differences - I don't know if the pickup position is the same).

Construction	90%
Playability	95%
Appearance	85%
Sound	90%
Value	90%
Overall	90%