Fender x Loog Precision Bass Brings an Icon to Small Hands
Fender is continuing to celebrate the Precision Bass’s 75th Anniversary this year with a collaboration with the children’s instrument brand Loog. The Fender® x Loog® Precision Bass features a compact 20.6-inch scale and three strings, making it comfortable for small hands while still delivering a real bass-playing experience. It also marks Loog’s first-ever bass.
“The Fender x Loog Precision Bass celebrates the original 1951 Fender Precision Bass, the world’s first mass-produced electric bass guitar, and marks Loog’s first step into the world of bass,” Fender shares.
The bass pays homage to the first Precision bass with a White Blonde finish, but also comes in Candy Apple Red, Sea Foam Green, and a limited-edition Hello Kitty Black. It features a poplar body, maple neck, and a single-coil pickup for connecting to an amp.
It ships with chord flashcards, a “Leo Fender For Kids” booklet, picks, and stickers. Purchasing the bass also gives access to the Loog learning app.
The Fender x Loog Precision Bass is available now for $229.
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Fender x Loog Precision Bass Specs:
| Scale: | 20.6″ |
| Body: | Poplar |
| Neck: | Maple |
| Neck Shape: | C |
| Fingerboard: | Maple |
| Frets: | 19 |
| Inlays: | Dot |
| Pickups: | Single-Coil |
| Electronics: | Passive |
| Bridge: | 3-Saddle Chrome Fixed Bridge |
| Tuners: | Open-gear |
| Finish: | White Blonde, Candy Apple Red, Seafoam Green, Hello Kitty Black |
| Other: | Includes Loog learning app, chord flashcards, ″Leo Fender for Kids″ booklet, picks, and stickers |
| Orientation: | Right-Hand Only |
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