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Fender Precision Bass 1951 - 1953
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Overview
As the first production model solid body bass guitar, the Fender Precision bass was an absolutely revolutionary instrument upon its introduction in 1951. Built as a bass counterpart to the Telecaster, the Precision or P Bass evolved throughout the ‘50s with changing electronics, body shape, and cosmetic details. This first run features a slab ash body without contours, a flat-pole single coil pickup, and a Tele-shaped headstock.
Notable Players: Geezer Butler, Roger Waters, John Deacon, Sting
Notable Players: Geezer Butler, Roger Waters, John Deacon, Sting
Reverb Price Guide
Estimated Value for Fender Precision Bass 1951 - 1953 on Reverb
Includes material, year, finish
*Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST.