FenderAmerican Professional II Precision Bass
Fender's main US-made Precision Bass since 2020, with V-Mod II pickups and a Deep C neck.
- Bass guitartype
- USAmade in
- 2020–nowmade
- 7listings now
Used, any case£1,494from £1,297 · 6 listings
Used, hard case£1,468from £1,297 · 4 listings
Used, gig bag–none listed now
Case not stated–2 listings, too few to say
New / unplayed–1 listing, too few to say
· 4% below typical
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Updated 30 min ago · how we price
Price history
eBay UK · median Buy It Now asking price
Used (all)With hard caseNew
7 listings
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Fender American Pro II Dark Night Precision Bass Huntingdon
Hard case
Hard case* USAPrivate sellerBest Offer infocls2012 · 0% · 74 feedback- Low seller feedback
£1,297 postage not shown 12% below typical -
Fender American professional ii Precision Bass Otley
Case not stated
USAPrivate sellerBest Offer louisuttle-marshal-0 · 100% · 31 feedback£1,435 postage not shown About typical -
Fender American Professional II Precision Bass - Olympic White - Immaculate Norwich
Hard case
Hard case* USACream / vintage whitePrivate sellerBest Offer thri_4185 · 100% · 2 feedback- Low seller feedback
£1,442 incl. £28 delivery About typical -
Fender American Professional II Precision Bass Maple Miami Blue Hard Case! Esher
Hard case
Hard case USABluePrivate seller rocketman3000 · 100% · 7 feedback- Low seller feedback
£1,494 incl. £15 delivery About typical -
Fender / American Professional II Precision Bass Mystic Surf Green Ashford
Hard case
Hard case* USAGreenPrivate sellerBest Offer psycroptic33 · 100% · 26 feedback£1,536 postage not shown 5% above typical -
Fender American Pro II Dark Night Precision Bass - in excellent condition Potters Bar
Case not stated
USAPrivate sellerBest Offer etern007 · 100% · 319 feedback£1,577 incl. £45 delivery 6% above typical -
Fender American Pro 2 Precision Bass - Nottingham Music Shop Nottingham
New
USAShop / dealer sneintonmusicshop · 100% · 2 feedback- Low seller feedback
£1,869 postage not shown Not enough data
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Before you buy a used American Professional II Precision Bass
- Check the serial number and the neck date. Ask for a photo of the serial (on the headstock or neck plate) and match it to the year the seller gives. Fender necks and bodies are usually dated where they join; a mismatch can mean replaced parts.
- Look at the frets. Grooves under the strings on the first few frets mean a fret dress or refret soon, which costs £100–£350. Listings that say "set up" or "refret" are tagged above.
- Ask what's been changed. Swapped pickups, tuners or bridges are common and fine to play, but a stock guitar holds its value better. Tick "Stock (not modified)" to hide the guitars whose title says they're upgraded.
- Be wary of a price far below typical. Fakes (especially of Gibson, Martin and Fender Custom Shop) and scams are priced well under the going rate to look like a bargain. We flag anything 35%+ under similar listings and never count it as a deal. Our fake guitar checklist has more.
- Think about postage. A guitar needs a proper box and careful packing. Many sellers offer collection only: the location is shown on every listing.
- Pay through eBay. eBay's Money Back Guarantee only covers you if you pay through eBay. Never pay by bank transfer outside it, however good the deal.
Questions
How much is a used American Professional II Precision Bass worth?
Based on today's eBay UK Buy It Now listings, a used Fender American Professional II Precision Bass typically costs £1,494, including postage, across 6 listings from £1,297. These are asking prices, so a guitar can sell for less, especially with Best Offer. Year, condition, finish and any upgrades all move the price.
What is the American Professional II Precision Bass?
Fender's main US-made Precision Bass since 2020, with V-Mod II pickups and a Deep C neck. Made in USA. Made 2020–now.
Is it safe to buy a used American Professional II Precision Bass on eBay?
It can be. Pay through eBay so the Money Back Guarantee covers you, buy from sellers with a long, positive feedback record and ask for photos of the serial number, the neck and the frets. We flag new and low-feedback sellers, and warn about prices far below typical, which is where most fakes and scams sit.
