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Guild Jetstar JS II Bass

Guild Jetstar JS II Bass

$2,787.11 Price Tier: High-end

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Page last updated Jul 04, 2026

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Revamp your bass guitar collection with the Guild Jetstar JS II Bass, a powerful throwback to the classic era of rock and funk. This solidbody electric bass combines vintage aesthetics with modern performance, capturing the essence of Guild’s original Jetstar series. Crafted with a mahogany body and neck, this instrument delivers a warm, resonant tone that's perfect for any style from blues to progressive rock. The double cutaway design offers easy access to higher frets, letting you explore the full range of the rosewood fingerboard with ease.

Equipped with dual pickups, the Jetstar JS II provides versatile sound options. The 30 1/2-inch scale length ensures comfortable playability, especially for those who favor a quicker, more agile bass experience. With its four control knobs and a mini toggle switch, you'll have precise control over your tone, perfect for those spontaneous jam sessions or meticulously crafted studio recordings. Whether you're laying down the groove in a live setting or recording in the studio, the Jetstar JS II stands out with its robust build and classic vibe.

Key Features:

Mahogany body and neck
Rosewood fingerboard
Dual pickups with selector switch
Four control knobs for tonal versatility
30 1/2-inch scale length
Double cutaway design for easy access to higher frets

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All The Basses 008: Guild JS-II (Jet-Star) Vintage Shortscale Bass // Serek Basses

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1972 Guild JS-ll Bass Guitar, Black - Andy Baxter Bass & Guitars

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The neck pickup and bridge have been modified, and additional mini-toggles and a custom pickguard were added, indicating potential impact on original sound quality.
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In pristine condition, the '70s Guild JS-II can fetch $1000-1200, but extensive modifications may lower the value to around $500-600.
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The original bridge is available, which can be reinstalled to potentially increase value and restore original tone characteristics.
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Chris Squire

Singer, Bassist

Yes

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Squire can be seen in a photo on this page with a Guild Jet Star II behind him.

Guy Berryman

Bassist, Music Producer

Coldplay

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This bass made an appearance in the "In My Place" video, however it was never used during touring. The headstock can be seen up close at 2:00. Confirmation of this can be found in this document originally posted on Coldplay's official site.

Ron Asheton

Guitarist, Bassist

The Stooges

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Here is seen playing a Guild JS II Bass. (circa 1973, Live at Whisky A Go Go)

Peter Tork

Singer, Bassist

The Monkees

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In this concert photo, Peter Tork is playing a Guild Jetstar II Bass, as captured by Monkeeslivealmanac.

Andy Fraser

Bassist

Free

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In a Guitar World article, there is a photograph depicting Andy Fraser playing a Guild JS II Bass Guitar, confirming his use of this specific instrument.