1980 Yamaha Japan PB-400 Pulser Precision Bass (Natural)

1980 Yamaha Japan PB-400 Pulser Precision Bass (Natural)Reverb. com described the Yamaha Pulser Bass series in an article about "Hidden Bass Gems of the 80's and 90's", here's an excerpt: "Produced in the 1980s, the Yamaha Pulser basses were more or less direct clones of a Fender P bass from the 1970s. Many of these basses utilized and ash maple body and neck combination, equipped with a classically voiced pickup to match the overall vibe of this bass. The basses were well put together, and current pricing

in a bold move

we referenced the functional structure of the SANS AMP style

truss works as it should and the pots/output jack were flushed and sound great

Nothing beats the character and vintage vibe that a real Bigsby tailpiece adds to the G5620T-CB

realizing an acoustic sound with an even tighter and clearer flat response

Graphtech nut

replicated from the original ‘70s drawings

Made by the Fujigen factory in September

The action is high from the 7th fret or so and it would love a neck reset but it strums away nicely as it sits

from jazz and blues to hard rock and metal

Advancing the gain on the Broadcast starts to saturate the transformer and the pedal’s discrete circuitry

Good vintage condition with light signs of wear and tear as pictured