Fender and Loog are celebrating 75 years of the Precision Bass and Telecaster by shrinking two pieces of music history down to kid-friendly proportions.
The latest additions to the Fender x Loog collection include the first bass guitar in Loog’s lineup and a Butterscotch Blonde Telecaster that looks like someone put a classic 1951 Fender through the dryer.
Both instruments feature three strings, compact bodies, and authentic Fender headstocks. They’re designed for younger players learning their way around the fretboard, though there’s plenty here for guitar-loving parents to appreciate.
ender x Loog 75th P Bass 3-String Children’s Guitar | Source: Fender
The Fender x Loog Precision Bass takes its cues from the original 1951 P Bass, an instrument that helped change the sound of popular music. Loog’s version features a short scale, a single pickup, and a standard quarter-inch output jack for plugging into an amplifier.
Fender x Loog 75th P Bass 3-String Children’s Guitar | Source: Fender
“Launching Loog’s first bass alongside the 75th anniversary of the Precision Bass is especially meaningful. It’s also full circle for me, since bass was the first instrument I played at 13,” says Raf...