Jazz Basses

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Used 2024 Fender 1960 JAZZ BASS JOURNEYMAN RED Electric...
Product Price  $3,399.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass Black Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $799.99
Good Condition
Used Fender American Standard Jazz Bass RED Electric Bass...
Product Price  $799.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Standard Jazz Bass blue Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $579.99
Good Condition
Used Fender American Original 60s Jazz Bass 3 Tone Sunburst...
Product Price  $1,199.99
Good Condition
Used Fender POWER JAZZ BASS Honey Blonde Electric Bass...
Product Price  $699.99
Good Condition
Used Fender JAZZ BASS Midnight Wine Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $599.99
Good Condition
Used 2002 Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Jazz Bass Daphne...
Product Price  $1,699.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Affinity Jazz Bass Black Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $219.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Affinity Jazz Bass V 5 String Black Electric...
Product Price  $244.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Affinity Jazz Bass 2 tone burst Electric Bass...
Product Price  $219.99
Good Condition
Used Fender STD JAZZ BASS RW Black Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $499.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Standard Jazz Bass Sunburst Electric Bass...
Product Price  $559.99
Good Condition
Used Squier JAZZ BASS Black Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $249.99
Good Condition
Vintage 1985 Fender Jazz Bass Ivory White Electric Bass...
Product Price  $899.99
Used Fender JAZZ BASS PLUS SUNBURST Electric Bass Guitar
Product Price  $1,099.99
Good Condition
Used Fender 1964 American Vintage Jazz Bass Candy Apple Red...
Product Price  $1,799.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz Bass Natural Electric...
Product Price  $309.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Standard Jazz Bass Black and White Electric...
Product Price  $579.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Player Jazz Bass 3 Color Sunburst Electric Bass...
Product Price  $569.99
Good Condition
Used Fender American Vintage 1964 Jazz Bass Lake Placid...
Product Price  $1,899.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Standard Jazz Bass Alpine White Electric Bass...
Product Price  $549.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Player Plus Jazz Bass Plus Top Blue Burst...
Product Price  $679.99
Good Condition
Used Fender American Professional Jazz Bass Black Electric...
Product Price  $999.99
Good Condition
Used 2005 Fender Standard Jazz Bass Black Electric Bass...
Product Price  $579.99
Good Condition
Used 2019 Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz Bass Natural...
Product Price  $309.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Gold Foil Jazz Bass Sonic Blue Electric Bass...
Product Price  $599.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Affinity Jazz Bass V 5 String Black Electric...
Product Price  $249.99
Good Condition
Used Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jazz Bass Natural Electric...
Product Price  $309.99
Good Condition
Used Fender Player Jazz Bass Alpine White Electric Bass...
Product Price  $549.99
Good Condition

Some basses are suitable for certain genres more than others, while other basses boast a versatility that makes them ideal for virtually any musical style. There's no argument that Jazz Basses hold this distinction, which is why they've remained a hit with players around the world since they were introduced by Leo Fender in 1960. In comparison to the Precision Bass, the Jazz Bass has a mid-range that's brighter and more focused. Today's catalog of Jazz Basses is quite extensive and includes a version of the instrument to match every skill level and price range.

To kick off your search for a new Jazz Bass, we'll suggest starting with one of the classic 4-string models. If you're a beginner, check out the Squier Affinity Jazz Bass Electric with Rosewood Fingerboard. Affordable and stylish, this bass has a powerful and fast feel that would please any aspiring, budget-conscious groover. Or, if you have a little more experience, try a model in the $500-$750 range; the Fender Standard Jazz Bass Guitar, for example, is a popular version that sports a comfortable gloss finish, maple fretboard and maple neck with a modern C profile. While you're at it, be sure to also check out the many higher-end Jazz Basses here. Beauties like the Fender American Vintage '74 and the Custom Shop 1960 Jazz Bass Relic were clearly made with the discerning professional in mind.

In addition to the many 4-string models, the Jazz Bass also went through other variations. For those who prefer the smooth feel of a fretless bass, there's the generously-priced Squier Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz Bass and the pro-level Jaco Pastorius Fretless Jazz Bass Guitar. Or, if you hold virtuosity in high regard, go with a 5-string model like the Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V or the Fender American Elite Jazz Bass V. Even southpaws have a wide selection of Jazz Basses to browse, so jump in any time now and have a look around.

From its unmistakable offset body shape to its rich, demanding tone, it's no wonder why legends like Geddy Lee, Adam Clayton, Frank Bello and countless others favored Jazz Basses over anything else. It is without a doubt one of the most influential instruments in the development of popular music, and the extensive amount of versions available mean that anyone who wants to play the bass can own one.

Some basses are suitable for certain genres more than others, while other basses boast a versatility that makes them ideal for virtually any musical style. There's no argument that Jazz Basses hold this distinction, which is why they've remained a hit with players around the world since they were introduced by Leo Fender in 1960. In comparison to the Precision Bass, the Jazz Bass has a mid-range that's brighter and more focused. Today's catalog of Jazz Basses is quite extensive and includes a version of the instrument to match every skill level and price range.

To kick off your search for a new Jazz Bass, we'll suggest starting with one of the classic 4-string models. If you're a beginner, check out the Squier Affinity Jazz Bass Electric with Rosewood Fingerboard. Affordable and stylish, this bass has a powerful and fast feel that would please any aspiring, budget-conscious groover. Or, if you have a little more experience, try a model in the $500-$750 range; the Fender Standard Jazz Bass Guitar, for example, is a popular version that sports a comfortable gloss finish, maple fretboard and maple neck with a modern C profile. While you're at it, be sure to also check out the many higher-end Jazz Basses here. Beauties like the Fender American Vintage '74 and the Custom Shop 1960 Jazz Bass Relic were clearly made with the discerning professional in mind.

In addition to the many 4-string models, the Jazz Bass also went through other variations. For those who prefer the smooth feel of a fretless bass, there's the generously-priced Squier Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz Bass and the pro-level Jaco Pastorius Fretless Jazz Bass Guitar. Or, if you hold virtuosity in high regard, go with a 5-string model like the Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V or the Fender American Elite Jazz Bass V. Even southpaws have a wide selection of Jazz Basses to browse, so jump in any time now and have a look around.

From its unmistakable offset body shape to its rich, demanding tone, it's no wonder why legends like Geddy Lee, Adam Clayton, Frank Bello and countless others favored Jazz Basses over anything else. It is without a doubt one of the most influential instruments in the development of popular music, and the extensive amount of versions available mean that anyone who wants to play the bass can own one.