Detail 01
Single-coil configuration
The bass uses one 75th Anniversary '51 Precision Bass single-coil, governed by master volume and tone controls.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender's 75th Anniversary American Vintage II 1951 Precision Bass centers on an early-P Bass-style layout: a slab swamp ash body, one '51 Precision Bass single-coil, and master volume and tone controls. The one-piece maple neck has a substantial 1951 U profile, 7.25-inch radius, 20 vintage-tall frets, and a butt-adjust truss rod. Butterscotch Blonde gloss nitrocellulose lacquer, a Telecaster-style headstock, reverse open-gear keys, and the serialized two-saddle fiber bridge keep the instrument aligned with its 1951-inspired design.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The bass uses one 75th Anniversary '51 Precision Bass single-coil, governed by master volume and tone controls.
Detail 02
The one-piece maple neck uses the substantial rounded carve associated with the model's early design.
Detail 03
The bridge uses fiber saddles and a string-through-body construction.
Detail 04
The included case has a crushed red interior.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has one 75th Anniversary '51 Precision Bass single-coil pickup.
It has a one-piece maple neck with a 1951 U profile, 7.25-inch radius, 20 vintage-tall frets, and 34-inch scale.
Yes. It includes a vintage-style tweed case with a crushed red interior.
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