2011 Edwards by ESP E-PB-95R/LT Precision Bass — photograph in the Gruuvik Chamber collection
Edwards by ESP · E-PB-95R/LT Precision Bass

2011 Edwards by ESP E-PB-95R/LT Precision Bass

2011 · Japan

Weight · Approx. 4.5 kg

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The one-liner

This 2011 Japanese Edwards E-PB-95R/LT is a vintage-style Precision from ESP’s Lacquer Taste series, with a Vintage White finish whose fine checking and colour shifts are difficult to capture in photographs. The Seymour Duncan SPB-2 is currently under a plain black cover, and the BASSLINES-logo covers are included as an alternative.

The story

ESP made this Edwards E-PB-95R/LT in Japan in 2011 as part of the Lacquer Taste series, a vintage-minded take on the familiar Precision Bass. The neck carries serial ED1109454 and the body ED1107712; both are consistent with the stated year. The alder body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard keep to a classic P-bass recipe, with a 34-inch scale, 20 frets and an approximately 42 mm nut.

The aged Vintage White lacquer is the detail that gives this example much of its character. It has developed extensive fine checking alongside variations in colour and gloss. The checking appears to be cosmetic ageing, not structural cracking; the finish’s depth is more apparent in person than in photographs.

The fitted pickup is a Seymour Duncan SPB-2 Hot for P-Bass, with a plain black cover currently in place. BASSLINES-logo pickup covers are included and can be refitted if preferred. The bass has master volume and master tone controls and is strung with a new set of Galli G77 Black Nylon strings. An era bass bag is included.

This example is in Very Good condition. Alongside the naturally checked finish and ordinary minor signs of use, there is a visible ghost sticker on the back of the body, where the finish shows contrasting shades. Inspection notes record no known structural issues and that everything functions as it should; the instrument has been cleaned, checked and set up.

Inspection & research notes

This example is in Very Good condition. The extensive fine checking and colour / gloss variation appear to be cosmetic finish ageing, not structural cracking. The rear body has a visible ghost-sticker area with contrasting finish shades. Inspection notes record no known structural issues and that everything functions as it should; the bass has been cleaned, checked and set up.

The neck serial ED1109454 and body serial ED1107712 are both consistent with 2011 production. Available documentation identifies the finish as Vintage White lacquer in the Edwards Lacquer Taste series. The visible checking appears cosmetic rather than structural.

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Year
2011
Country
Japan
Manufacturer
ESP
Series
Edwards Lacquer Taste
Model
E-PB-95R/LT Precision Bass
Neck serial
ED1109454
Body serial
ED1107712
Finish
Vintage White · lacquer
Body
Alder
Neck
Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Scale length
34 in / 864 mm
Frets
20
Nut width
Approx. 42 mm
Weight
Approx. 4.5 kg
Pickup
Seymour Duncan SPB-2 Hot for P-Bass
Controls
Master volume · master tone
Strings
Galli G77 Black Nylon
Included
Era bass bag · BASSLINES-logo pickup covers
Signs of life

This example is in Very Good condition and shows extensive fine checking and changes in colour and gloss across its Vintage White finish. The checking appears consistent with cosmetic ageing rather than structural cracks. There are also minor signs of use and a visible ghost-sticker area on the back of the body, where the finish has contrasting shades; no known structural issues have been noted.

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