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CONTROL OPERATIONS The Fender Elite Series basses are equipped with specially designed active circuitry that offers extremely wide tonal flexibility, exceptional noise reduction and increased output -all without sacrificing the legendary Fender sound. Its efficient design makes for surprisingly low battery consumption. If properly used, the 9-volt battery should be good for about one year, although it is recommended that it be changed every six months, or as soon as you notice any deterioration in sound. The special deep extension On/Off Output Jack acts as the on/off switch for the instrument's circuitry. When the instrument is unplugged, there is no drain on the battery. To prolong battery life, the instrument should be unplugged when it is not being played. The battery pocket is located on the back of the instrument and the cover is easily removed with a Phillips head screw driver. -VOLUME CONTROL The Volume Control allows you to regulate the overall output of the instrument. With active electronics, when the volume is turned down there is no noticeable change in the tonality of the instrument. This allows you to adjust the amplifier to deliver the bass sound you desire at a volume level that leaves room to turn the bass up for soloing. The Precision Bass I is equipped with one Volume Control, while the Precision Bass II has a 3

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CONTROL
OPERATIONS
The
Fender
Elite
Series
basses
are
equipped
with
specially
designed
active
circuitry
that
offers
extremely
wide
tonal
flexibility,
exceptional
noise
reduction
and
increased
output
—all
without
sacrificing
the
legendary
Fender
sound.
Its
efficient
design
makes
for
surprisingly
low
battery
consumption.
If
properly
used,
the
9
-volt
battery
should
be
good
for
about
one
year,
although
it
is
recommended
that
it
be
changed
every
six
months,
or
as
soon
as
you
notice
any
deterioration
in
sound.
The
special
deep
extension
On/Off
Output
Jack
acts
as
the
on/off
switch
for
the
instrument's
circuitry.
When
the
instrument
is
unplugged,
there
is
no
drain
on
the
battery.
To
prolong
battery
life,
the
instrument
should
be
unplugged
when
it
is
not
being
played.
The
battery
pocket
is
located
on
the
back
of
the
instrument
and
the
cover
is
easily
removed
with
a
Phillips
head
screw
driver.
-
VOLUME
CONTROL
The
Volume
Control
allows
you
to
regulate
the
overall
output
of
the
instrument.
With
active
electronics,
when
the
volume
is
turned
down
there
is
no
noticeable
change
in
the
tonality
of
the
instrument.
This
allows
you
to
adjust
the
amplifier
to
deliver
the
bass
sound
you
desire
at
a
volume
level
that
leaves
room
to
turn
the
bass
up
for
soloing.
The
Precision
Bass
I
is
equipped
with
one
Volume
Control,
while
the
Precision
Bass
II
has
a
3