Cort Space PB Headless P-Bass 1983 - Black with White Finger Board + Rosewood Neck

Cort Space PB Headless P-Bass 1983 - Black with White Finger Board + Rosewood NeckCORT Headless Series With Tuner Licensed By Steinberger Sound Cort PB ( Precision Bass ) Space Headless P Bass Model Dated 1983 Finished In Black Gloss White Finger Board Maple Neck with Rosewood FingerBoard Low Profile Nickel Silver Frets With Licensed Steinberger Bridge : This Bass is pre owned and has been gigged and enjoyed as a professional Bass It has a unique sound and plays beautifully its approx 43 years of age . It has signs of use to the

CORT Headless Series With Tuner Licensed By Steinberger Sound

Cort PB ( Precision Bass ) Space Headless P-Bass Model - Dated 1983

Finished In Black Gloss - White Finger Board - Maple Neck with Rosewood FingerBoard

Low Profile Nickel Silver Frets - With Licensed Steinberger Bridge :

This Bass is pre-owned and has been gigged and enjoyed as a professional Bass -

It has a unique sound - and plays beautifully ... its approx 43 years of age .

It has signs of use- to the Cutaway P-Bass Body -

The electronics are all original - with Power Sound Pickups- 2 x Controls

With original Volume & Tone Knobs - Steinberger Writing - In Gold -

Maple Neck and gorgeous Rosewood Finger Board :

Full Checked & Tested- throughout -

We believe it has had a new White Finger Board-

And some repair to the area close to the Jack Input -

All Purely Cosmetic-

The Patina and its signs of age- just add to the history of this Original Cort

Headless Bass- Made By Cort - Back In The Day -

This a fantastic find. The Cort Space Bass from the early '80s is a classic "lawsuit era" piece that captured the futuristic headless aesthetic of the time without the massive price tag of an original Steinberger [1, 2]. Here are a few highlights based on those specs:

• The Licensed Bridge: Having the Steinberger-licensed hardware is key. These systems are known for incredible tuning stability because they eliminate the standard headstock "string pull" [2].
• The "Space" Vibe: While most headless basses of that era were rectangular "paddles," the Space P-Bass model is cooler because it keeps that familiar Precision Bass body contour while losing the head [1, 3].
• The Pickups: Those Power Sound pickups are period-correct for Cort. They tend to have a punchy, mid-forward growl that works great for slap or 80s rock [1].
• Unique Aesthetic: A white fingerboard (likely a refinish or overlay, as you noted) against a black gloss body is a high-contrast look that definitely stands out on stage.

The "cosmetic history" like the jack repair and patina is standard for a 40-year-old road warrior. Its a bass with plenty of character left in it....