NEW Fender Vintera III Early '60s Jazz Bass - Sonic Blue, In Stock and Ships Today! Pro Set Up On Us!

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Vintera® III Early '60s Jazz Bass®, Rosewood Fingerboard, Sonic BlueSerial Number: MX26029459 Weight: 9 lbs 9 ozChannel the Spirit of the Early ’60s J BassRepresenting the moment Fender solidified its Jazz Bass formula, the Fender Vintera III Early ’60s Jazz Bass captures the look, feel, and tone of one of the model’s most celebrated junctures. Featuring the trademark offset design with its contoured alder body, this Jazz Bass hugs your body and adapts to your playing style. You’ll bask in the time-accurate tactility of the authentic Early ’60s C-shaped neck, which is reinforced by an old-school 7.25-inch-radius rosewood fingerboard with vintage-tall frets. Plug in, and this bass rivals real-world vintage specimens, courtesy of its two custom-spec’d vintage-style single-coil Jazz Bass pickups and period-accurate stacked concentric Volume and Tone controls, offering you all the powerful punch and crystal-clear articulation that built its reputation. You also get a bounty of period-precise hardware, including a vintage-style 4-saddle bridge with threaded steel saddles and matching vintage-style reverse tuning machines. A 3-ply mint green pickguard, a thumb rest, and clay dot inlays round out this stellar retro-style Jazz Bass. Complete with the spirit and legendary sound of a bygone era, the Vintera III Early ’60s Jazz Bass puts Fender’s storied legacy right in your hands.Vintera III: own a piece of Fullerton historyThe Vintera III lineup takes you back to Fender’s formative age of guitar innovation, reviving the brand’s most beloved instruments with component-level vintage accuracy. These historic guitars and basses spotlight pivotal eras of Fender production, from the gold-tinged Strats of the late 1950s to the block-bound Jazz Basses of the early 1970s. Each model is crafted with era-accurate pickups, a vintage-spec neck, and traditional Fender hardware — in essence, these are Leo Fender and company’s groundbreaking creations realized exactly as they were first env