The Fender Precision Bass, also known as the Fender P Bass, is an electric [[bass guitar]] that was introduced by [[fender_musical_instruments_corporation|Fender]] in 1951. It is widely regarded as the first commercially successful electric bass guitar and has since become a staple instrument in popular music.

The Precision Bass features a solid body made of ash or alder wood, a bolt-on maple neck, and a rosewood or maple fingerboard. It is equipped with a split single-coil pickup that produces a distinctive, punchy sound with a strong low-end response. The P Bass also features a unique design that allows for easy and precise tuning, making it a popular choice for bass players who demand accuracy and reliability.

Two basic designs exist. The original design (seen on post #1233086) was based on the [[Fender Telecaster]]. In 1957, Fender introduced new, now more common design (seen on post #741032 ) based on the [[Fender Stratocaster]]. The original design was reintroduced in 1968, but was renamed to Telecaster bass. 

Within anime and manga, [[Yamada Ryo]] from [[Bocchi the Rock!]] is associated with the instrument, playing one with a white body, a white pickguard and a rosewood fretboard.

h4. See also
h5. Electric Guitars
* [[Fender Jaguar]]
* [[Fender Mustang]]
* [[Fender Jazzmaster]]
* [[Fender Stratocaster]]
h5. Bass Guitars
* [[Fender Jazz Bass]]
h5. Others
* [[Gibson Les Paul]]
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