Whether they're precompiled depends on the database. In SQL Server, for instance, they're not. Stored procedures and parameterized SQL are both compiled before being run. A stored procedure can sometimes reuse an execution plan if a corresponding one exists...but so can parameterized SQL.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/226859/disadvantage-of-stored-procedures
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