2002 Fender Japan OPB51-95SD "Original 50's Precision" Telecaster Bass (Leather)

2002 Fender Japan OPB51-95SD "Original 50's Precision" Telecaster Bass (Leather)Yee haw. Made by the Tokai factory for Fender Japan in 2002, this OPB51 (often referred to as the Telecaster Bass) is truly one of a kind. Built with an ash body bolted to a one piece maple neck (34" scale length, 7. 25" radius), it weighs 4. 8kg's. This one came to us highly modified with a custom made leather wrap on the body that's been hand crafted for this guitar and stitched around the body, so removing it isn't an option (but why would you).

Given a full setup and service prior to listing including a fretboard clean/oil

30" scale length (980mm total length)

both repairs are smooth to touch and are solid

Frets show some very light wear but are shiny and the neck is straight with a fully functional truss

The DR-55 could store up to six 16-step drum patterns plus an additional two 12-step patterns

An well loved and very vibey Morales branded "Mosrite Ventures" model made by Zen-on in the 1960's

This is a Japanese Stratocaster made by Fujigen for Fender at a significantly cheaper price-point than most Fender branded guitars

The sounds are comparable to Roland's CR-series of rhythm machines as well as some of Roland's cheaper TR-machines (like the TR-505

black pickguard and chrome hardware

Fretboard - Ebony

I would like everyone to get their hands on it

the Leo-J2 has a solid spruce top with a figured mahogany back/sides