Description
Some basses you baby. This one you just play. Fender’s Road Worn ’50s Precision Bass takes the original blueprint that invented electric bass tone and hands it to you already broken in – checked nitro finish, worn edges, and that loose, lived-in feel bassists usually wait decades to earn.
Under the aging is a proper vintage-spec P-Bass. The alder body pairs with a 1-piece maple neck in a comfortable C shape, topped with a maple fingerboard on a 7.25″ radius and 20 vintage-style frets – the kind of neck that feels right at home whether you’re walking a jazz line or digging into a punk set.
Tone comes from the single Precision split-coil pickup in the mid position, wired simple with just Volume and Tone – no fuss, just that thick, woody P-Bass growl that cuts through any mix. An American Vintage Precision/Jazz bridge and vintage-style reverse tuners keep things stable on stage, while nickel/chrome hardware and a gold anodized aluminum pickguard give it unmistakable old-school character.
- 2-Color Sunburst nitrocellulose lacquer finish
- Alder body, 1-piece maple C-shape neck
- Maple fingerboard, 7.25″ radius, 20 vintage frets
- Precision split single-coil pickup (mid position)
- Volume and Tone controls
- American Vintage Precision/Jazz bridge
- Vintage-style reverse tuning machines
- Gold anodized aluminum pickguard, synthetic bone nut
- 34″ scale, 1.750″ nut width
- Includes deluxe gig bag and Fender Super Bass 7250ML NPS strings (.045-.100)
It’s got the mojo without the mystery repair bills. Grab one and add your own miles to a bass that already has plenty.
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