Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass; 3-Colour Sunburst

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Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass; 3-Colour Sunburst  A meticulously crafted recreation of the iconic 1970s-era offset bass, balancing vintage aesthetics with reliable modern performance. The Fender Vintera III series is designed for players seeking the authentic look, feel, and sonic signature of the company’s golden-era instruments. By focusing on period-correct specifications and vintage-voiced electronics, this series serves as a bridge between historical accuracy and the functional demands of contemporary stages and studios. The Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass is built around a resonant alder body paired with a maple neck. The neck features an early '70s "C" profile, complemented by era-appropriate binding and block inlays. Players can choose between a maple or rosewood fingerboard, both featuring a traditional 7.25" radius and vintage-tall frets for a familiar, classic playing experience. Period-Correct Electronics & Hardware Vintage-Style Pickups: Equipped with a pair of early '70s single-coil pickups calibrated to produce a punchy, articulate, and "woody" tonal character. 4-Saddle Bridge: A vintage-style bridge assembly that ensures rock-solid intonation and maximizes string-to-body vibration for enhanced sustain. Traditional Tuning Machines: Open-gear tuning machines provide the aesthetic of the 1970s while offering improved mechanical stability. Authentic '70s Construction Classic Neck Profile: The early '70s "C" shape provides a comfortable, era-specific grip that transitions smoothly across the scale. Refined Fingerboard Detail: Features elegant neck binding and pearloid block inlays, hallmarks of the Jazz Bass's visual evolution during this decade. Premium Tonewoods: The alder body provides a balanced frequency response, serving as a versatile foundation for both fingerstyle and slap techniques. Designed in Ensenada, Mexico, the Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass is built to withstand the rigours of professional touring whi