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Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass - BlackSerial Number: MX26023443 Weight: 9 lbs 0 ozChannel the Snappy Spirit of the Early ’70s J BassShowcasing the instantly recognizable evolution of the Jazz Bass formula, the Fender Vintera III Early ’70s Jazz Bass captures the look, feel, and tone of the model’s established legacy in a dynamic musical era. Featuring the trademark offset design with its contoured alder body, this Jazz Bass hugs your body and adapts to your playing style. The Early ’70s C-shaped maple neck will instantly feel familiar, complemented by a bound, 7.25-inch-radius, round-laminated rosewood fingerboard adorned with the era’s iconic block inlays and 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, including an era-accurate bridge pickup that’s positioned further back to deliver a slightly brighter tone. You also get a bounty of period-precise hardware, including a vintage-style 4-saddle bridge with slotted steel saddles and matching vintage-style open-back tuning machines. Complete with the spirit and legendary sound of a bygone era, the Vintera III Early ’70s 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 envisioned decades ago. Rest assured that when you pick up a Vintera III instrument, you’re playing the guitars and basses that sh