Troy Sanders On Why You Need To Respect The Bass: It ‘Gives The Guts To Rock & Metal’ (Exclusive) Mastodon's Troy Sanders explains the significance behind his new Signature Fender Silverburst ...

Fender '70s Precision Bass review Undeniably attractive, the appeal of this over any of the other Precision models lies in its looks and excellent feel Reviews. By Roger Newell ( Guitarist) published ...

Khruangbin's Laura Lee and Mark Speer recreated their signature stratocaster and bass with Fender. Shop their limited-edition guitars here.

Bass Guitars "A versatile jack-of-all-trades, with some excellent displays of mastery at times": Fender Player II Modified Precision Bass review. Bass Guitars Vintage mojo from a $180 beginner bass ...

Introduced back in 1951, Fender’s Precision Bass was a revolutionary instrument. With a solid double cutaway body and two pickups, it was the first bass guitar to receive widespread attention ...

The clue is in the name, PB-62, which let’s just say is a nod to, say, the Fender Precision Bass (from 1962!?) – it makes no claims to be a vintage replica, but nonetheless the inspiration of ...

Fender has partnered with Mobile Fidelity Electronics for a limited run belt-drive turntable that rocks a design inspired by the Fender Precision Bass and high-end components based on MoFi's award ...

Mad Catz Fender Precision Bass and Overdrive Pedal Review. admin / January 31, 2009. You’re chilling in your living room with three buddies preparing to play some Rock Band 2 when it suddenly ...

This Fender x Fortnite collab is bringing the Fender Stratocaster Guitar and Fender Precision Bass to the Item Shop, and you won't have long to wait--both instruments will be available to purchase ...

This is a bonafide Fender Precision Bass guitar in both size and scale. Built from real-deal bass guitar components, you’ve got an authentic bridge, tuning keys, and an immensely classy wooden body.

The Wireless Fender Precision Bass guitar for the PlayStation 3 system is expected to ship across North America beginning this fall, retailing for an MSRP of $89.99.

Just in case you didn't have enough fake instruments cluttering up your living room, Mad Catz has now let loose its Fender Precision Bass for Rock Band, which it helpfully reminds us is the first ...