The bass that started it all- the first iteration of the Fender Precision Bass! Even over 70 years later, it is still a fully functional instrument that is ready to be taken out on a gig. Introduced in 1951, it was meant to be a replacement for the upright bass. The term "Precision" refers to the frets which allowed for more precise intonation. It is completely original with no damage, just beautiful honest wear from decades of playing. It was previously owned by the bass player for Cinderella who took it on tour all around the world.

The original single coil pickup has a wider tonal range than the now ubiquitous split coil humbucker pickup that came after. It retains more of the high end response as well as a low end so it does a great job of replicating the acoustic qualities of an upright. The simple slab body with no contours feels very solid and robust. The neck, carved by the famous Tadeo Gomez, is a comfortable full rounded profile. The original "blackguard" bakelite pickguard is in great shape with no cracks and only minimal warping. It comes complete with a Fender tweed case from around 1955. These early Precisions are still relatively under appreciated compared to its more well known guitar counterpart, the blackguard Telecaster. All in all it is a beautiful, playable piece of Fender and American music history.