Fender Precision Bass 1954 - 1957
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Overview
Since its introduction in 1951, one of the only major design changes for the P Bass was the use of contoured body edges brought about in 1954. These basses retain the single-coil pickup from the first run, but the poles are staggered rather than flat for a slightly lower overall output. This period also saw the introduction of the Sunburst finish to the P-Bass, which became standard around mid-1955.
Notable Players: Geezer Butler, Roger Waters, John Deacon, Sting
Notable Players: Geezer Butler, Roger Waters, John Deacon, Sting
Reverb Price Guide
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