Fender Jazz Bass

Yeah you could spend another what five or six hundred and get the American Standard Fender Jazz Bass, I really honestly don't know whether it's, I don...

Had a downsized body, a 22 fret neck, and it featured abalone dot inlays. As we come to the 2000s, Fender had 9 different J bass models in their line.

So overall, to summarize, in terms of the pros for the Fender Jazz, we have that great diversity of tone.

I was gonna say a fender P bass because I’ve been playing one for the past 10 years and does everything I want it to. I’m not an amazing bass player but it works for me. A fender jazz bass is option 2 for me.

Got Fender Jazz Bass 94' MIJ and started to get accustomed to it. At the beginning of June I went to first rehearsal, that was very stressful but surprisingly - in a good meaning! I was shocked, that I was able to feel comfortable in the repertoire of Dave Matthews Band and Vulfpeck and even played improvised solos (my bandmates let me and I couldn't refuse, that was just action-reaction and suddenly I realised that I was playing a solo hahahaha). Now, my motivation is even greater <3 What's more, I was already invited by one of the more known musicians in my country to take part in his project as a bass player in a quartet, with piano, sax and drums, very excited!

Fender SQ CV 70s Jazz Bass V MN (5 String Squire). The upgraded alternative:. Fender Player Series J-Bass V PF (5 String MIM). The all-out version (will take me a long time to save up for):.

I spent 20 years gigging as the bass player in an acoustic trio, and usually played my fender jazz bass.

They can ALL sound good. You just need to practice them and adapt/adjust parts as a band.

However, I’ve been saving up some money and decided it’s finally time to buy a nice looking/sounding Fender Jazz Bass, as I’ve always been partial to J Basses. Like I said I’ve been saving up so I’m willing to shell out a good bit for this, but I’m not trying to buy John Entwistle’s bass straight from his estate or anything.

Sounds great with my fender jazz bass through an original model orange terror bass. Love this thing, hope you are too!

You probably won't get much of an upgrade going for a Fender jazz bass. Sterling at least gives you something you dont have. Definitely try to play before buying. Youll know what you want when you find it. Dont upgrade for no real reason