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Description
Merging classic design with modern versatility, the Fender Standard Jazz Bass is a timeless icon ready to elevate your musical expression. Since its introduction, the Jazz Bass has been a go-to for artists across genres, from funk and jazz to rock and blues. Its contoured poplar body is not just visually appealing but also comfortable, making it perfect for long sessions on stage or in the studio.
At the heart of its legendary tone are the Fender Standard ceramic single-coil pickups, which offer a broad sonic palette. The neck pickup delivers warm, rounded lows, while the bridge pickup provides punchy, cutting clarity. With separate volume controls for each pickup and a master tone knob, you can shape your sound with precision, making it adaptable to any style or setting.
The Modern C-shaped maple neck with a satin urethane finish ensures superior comfort and playability. Paired with a 9.5"-radius Indian laurel fingerboard and medium jumbo frets, it allows for effortless navigation across the fretboard, inviting both beginners and seasoned players to explore melodic lines or lock in groovy rhythms.
The 4-saddle top-load bridge with satin chrome saddles offers excellent sustain and stable tuning, while the gloss polyurethane finish of the body ensures durability. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned performer, the Fender Standard Jazz Bass is designed to inspire, delivering exceptional tone and playability that has resonated with musicians worldwide.
Key Features:
- Poplar body with gloss polyurethane finish
- Fender Standard ceramic single-coil Jazz Bass pickups
- Modern C-shaped maple neck with satin urethane finish
- 9.5"-radius Indian laurel fingerboard with medium jumbo frets
- 4-saddle top-load bridge with satin chrome saddles
- Individual volume controls for each pickup and a master tone control
Product specs
| Number of Strings | 4 |
| Left-/Right-handed | Right-handed |
| Body Shape | Standard Jazz Bass |
| Body Material | Poplar |
| Body Finish | Gloss Polyurethane |
| Neck Material | Maple |
| Neck Shape | Modern C |
| Neck Joint | Bolt-on |
| Radius | 9.5" |
| Fingerboard Inlay | Dots |
| Number of Frets | 20, Medium Jumbo |
| Scale Length | 34" |
| Nut Width | 1.5" |
| Nut Material | Micarta |
| Bridge/Tailpiece | Standard Top-Load with Satin Chrome Steel Barrel Saddles |
| Tuners | Fender Standard Open-Gear |
| Middle Pickup | Fender Standard Jazz Single-coil |
| Bridge Pickup | Fender Standard Jazz Single-coil |
| Controls | 2 x volume, 1 x tone |
| Strings | Nickel Plated Steel, .045-.105 |
| Case/Gig Bag | Sold Separately |
FAQs
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What kind of neck profile does the Fender Standard Jazz Bass have?
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The Fender Standard Jazz Bass features a Modern C neck profile, which offers a comfortable and versatile feel suitable for a wide range of playing styles.
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What types of music genres are best suited for the Fender Standard Jazz Bass?
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The Fender Standard Jazz Bass is renowned for its versatility, making it ideal for genres such as jazz, funk, rock, and blues due to its clear and punchy tone.
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What pickups are installed on the Fender Standard Jazz Bass?
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The Fender Standard Jazz Bass is equipped with Fender Standard Jazz Single-coil pickups, providing a bright and articulate sound that is characteristic of the Jazz Bass model.
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Is the Fender Standard Jazz Bass suitable for beginners?
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Yes, the Fender Standard Jazz Bass is suitable for beginners due to its comfortable neck profile and versatile sound, making it a great choice for players starting their bass journey.
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Does the Fender Standard Jazz Bass come with a case or gig bag?
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No, the Fender Standard Jazz Bass does not come with a case or gig bag; it is sold separately, allowing you to choose one that fits your protection needs.
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Reviews
PROS
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High-quality factory pickups that often don't require modification
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Comparable to US models at a significantly lower price
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Consistent and solid sound suitable for various music styles
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Lightweight with an easy-to-handle neck for comfortable playing
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Beautiful tone and sounds great on both amps and recordings
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Craftsmanship impresses both beginners and experienced players
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Offers incredible value and holds its price over time
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Rare colors like Lake Placid Blue add aesthetic appeal
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Easy-to-use controls for achieving great tone
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Slender neck with C-shaped depth fits comfortably in hand
CONS
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Price may seem high compared to similar quality instruments
4.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 45 Ratings
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Fender logo makes it overpriced.
I have one in a Lake Placid Blue, which pretty rare in the market. I'm not say it has bad quality, in fact it's pretty nice. But for this type qualityinstrument, I'm sure there's a tons of that at reasonable price.
The hardware is pretty good. Frets are level pretty well, so I could lowered the action for about 8-10 mm. The tuners, bridge, and electronics, are solid. The pickups, in my opinion, has a deeper characteristics than American Standard which known for the growl. Good or bad, depends on personal taste. Personally I like it more, because when I want to replicate a P tone, it's s easier because the Mexican neck pickup has more thump than American.
Overall, it's a nice bass. The only thing that makes me a little bit disappointed is the price tag.
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The Best Bass for Anyone. Yes, Anyone.
When I began playing bass more intensely at my church, I realized that I wanted one of my own so I could practice and mess around at home. I got an older Standard Jazz Bass from my favorite guitar store and knew that this was the best fit for me. The neck fits perfectly in my hand because of its slender width and C-shaped depth, and the tone is classic Jazz bass: smooth, but punchy if played harder. It can do a myriad of styles, from arena rock to indie to pop to anything in between. It's a great instrument to start out on for any aspiring bassist and wouldn't make a bad bass for any seasoned pro on a budget.
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Great bass.
Provides a solid consistent sound, have yet to find a bass which fills so much space with a price anything like it.
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In this photo, you can Robert Trujillo with Fender Standard Jazz Bass.
At 0:23 in this live performance, we can see Mike playing his Fender Jazz Bass. You can even hear it at 2:15, and it definitely sounds like a Jazz Bass.
you can see frank using a jazz bass for a concert. tough is hard to see, you can see the fender mark in the headstock of the bass.
At 0:05, a nameless ghoul is seen with this bass
Mikey uses a Fender Standard Jazz Bass throughout this video.
At the Reeperbahn Festival 2018, Noah Hill is seen playing a Fender Standard Jazz Bass in Arctic White with a Maple fretboard, as captured in the full live performance video by Matsu On The Bike on YouTube.
Riker can be seen playing a Fender Standard Jazz Bass in this photo.
And also an Olympic White one in this photo.
At 1:37 in the video, Meouch's bass is shown clearly and you can see it is a Fender Jazz Bass in white. He swapped out the pickguard from a white to a Tortoise Shell one, and you can see the small semi-circle at the very beginning of the neck from the pick guard not fitting exactly (it is meant for american elite/american standard basses).
In the provided image, Lee Pomeroy is clearly seen playing a Fender Standard Jazz Bass Left Handed.
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Brent with bass again: "HAPPY FITZY FRIDAY EVERYONE!!! #Repost @lisaguliak with @make_repost ・・・ Fitzy Friday… couple of weeks ago already when @brentfitz and the @toquerocks boys were here in Saskatchewan… few more weeks and I get to catch up again in Winnipeg!! 🖤🤘 #fitzyfriday #brentfitz #fitzy #toque #toquerocks #jacksonspringsnaturalpremiumspringwater #canadianmusic #rocknroll #livemusic #concert #concertphotography #concertphotographer #canonphotography #ishootcanon #lisaguliakphotography"
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In this image, you can see Jihea using a Fender Jazz Bass (left side close to the center, if looking).
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