New Fender Player II Jazz Bass - Black, Ships Fast with A Pro Set Up!

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Fender Player II Precision Bass - Black with Maple FingerboardSerial Number: MX26068111 Weight: 8 lbs 11 ozII Good to Be True: Fender’s Player II J BassThe history of the Fender Jazz Bass stretches all the way back to 1960, but Fender’s Player II series Jazz Bass proves that this beloved bass continues to withstand the test of time. The Fender Player II Jazz Bass takes classic design elements from its storied past while updating its capabilities for the modern age. This J Bass starts with an alder body carved into the recognizable offset design with dual cutaways. At the neck, the Player II Jazz Bass keeps it fast and fluid with maple cut to a Modern “C” profile. Meanwhile, the maple fingerboard with a 9.5-inch radius is ready for any speedy groove you can throw its way. Plug in and reap the sonic benefits of two Player series Alnico V single-coil Jazz Bass pickups that boast sweet highs, growling mids, and thunderous lows. The Player II Jazz Bass is available in timeless Fender finishes or never-before-seen colors released from the vault.In with the old, in with the newThe Fender Jazz Bass is one of the most widely used bass guitars in history. Since its debut, the Jazz Bass has won legions of fans due to its characteristic growl, slim and comfortable neck, and comfortably contoured body. The Fender Player II Jazz Bass doubles down on these classic earmarks while ensuring the bass can withstand the requirements of modern-day players. The Player II J Bass packages a contoured alder body, a Modern “C” maple neck, and a 9.5-inch-radius maple fingerboard for a bass that feels superb to play. Standard open-gear tuners, a vintage-style disc string tree, a synthetic bone nut, and a 4-saddle standard bridge hold down the intonation for trustworthy tuning stability. Lastly, the hardware is finished with chrome for a striking look that harkens back to the J Bass’s inception while keeping eyes toward the future. After all, one thing’s for sure: the Jazz Bass never goes out of