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The Fender Precision Bass: A Short History

PATREON sign up (new levels available):   / fivewattworld   For five watt world short history bundle and HX Stomp presets https://flatfiv.co/collections/five-w... T-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and tumblers https://the-five-watt-world-store.cre... To make a donation to support the channel click here: https://www.paypal.me/fivewattworld Get regular updates on what's happening at the channel on Instagram:   / fivewattworld   Thanks in advance for your support. The three books that made this videos research possible are linked below. ***Five watt world participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn commissions by linking to Amazon. In simpler language, this means that whenever you buy something from Amazon from a link on here, I receive a small percentage of its price. Thanks "The Fender Bass: An Illustrated History" by J.W. Black and Albert Molinaro https://amzn.to/3dWaxIk "The Bass Book" by Tony Bacon and Barry Moorhouse https://amzn.to/35ogDgo "How the Fender Bass Changed the World" by Jim Roberts https://amzn.to/3kt7V6W This is our short history video of the Fender Precision Bass. Since this is a "short history" this is in no way meant to be a guide for collectors, we just try to hit the major portions in the development of the instrument. First I'd like to thank Rick Beato for mixing the bass track used in the video. Mixing five tracks of bass was well beyond my meager mixing skills. So as in all things on this channel, I owe a great debt to Rick. I'd like to thank Neil Elliott for composing and recording the music itself. Neil is a long time subscriber to five watt world and did us a big favor writing this piece P bass specific piece for the video. You can find Neil here: https://outtaseezun.bandcamp.com/   / outtaseezun   Instagram.com/outtaseezun_ And finally I'd like to thank Dave Onorato for his always sage contributions to the script. Dave is the fact checking little brother I always wished I had.