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The Player II Jazz Bass brings you iconic Fender sound and playing feel in a thoroughly modern and versatile package. With dual Alnico V single-coil pickups, a smooth maple neck and an array of tone-shaping controls, this bass empowers you to craft your voice and take your creativity to new heights. Whether you're a seasoned pro or an ambitious up-and-comer, this Player II Jazz Bass with rosewood fingerboard is an inspiring instrument built to elevate your bass playing.

Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Alnico V Pickups

Timeless Fender Bass Tone

At the heart of the Player II Jazz Bass are two Alnico V single-coil pickups that deliver that legendary Fender bass tone you know and love. These vintage-inspired pickups produce a warm, punchy sound with well-defined mids and crisp highs that cut through any mix. The bridge pickup provides the iconic growl and percussive attack perfect for funk grooves and slap bass, while the neck pickup yields mellow, rounded tones.

Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Maple Neck

Fast, Effortless Playability

You'll feel right at home on the Player II Jazz Bass' smooth, modern neck. The maple neck boasts a comfortable C-shape profile and a silky satin finish on the back for effortless playability. The 9.5"-radius rosewood fingerboard and 20 medium-jumbo frets are ideal for any playing style. And the 4-saddle standard bridge ensures precise intonation and a customizable action to suit your preferences.

Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Tone Knobs

Dial in Your Signature Tone

With separate volume controls for each pickup and a master tone knob, the Player II Jazz Bass gives you the tools to dial in virtually any bass tone you can imagine. Want a bright, cutting tone for slap funk grooves? Roll off the neck pickup and crank the bridge. Looking for a fat, saturated sound for dubby basslines? Blend both pickups and add some grit with the tone control. You can even switch between pickup combinations with the flick of a switch, for instant tonal variety in the studio or live on stage.

Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard Bass Guitar

Legendary Fender Craftsmanship

The Player II Jazz Bass exemplifies Fender's renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail. The synthetic bone nut and vintage-style disc string trees promote exceptional tuning stability. Open-gear tuning machines maintain precise tuning even under heavy string bending. The 3-ply pickguard and nickel/chrome hardware give the bass a classic Fender look that will never go out of style. With its smooth playing feel and iconic Fender vibe, the Player II Jazz Bass is sure to inspire your best bass playing for years to come.

Whether you're a funk master, a rock powerhouse or an aspiring virtuoso, the Player II Jazz Bass is the perfect vehicle to elevate your bass playing. With its versatile tones, effortless playability and classic Fender style, this inspiring instrument is ready to help you find your voice. Visit your local Guitar Center today and experience the Player II Jazz Bass for yourself.

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  • Alder body with gloss finish for durability and resonance
  • Maple neck and rosewood fingerboard for smooth playability
  • Dual Player Series single-coil pickups for versatile tone
  • 4-saddle bridge and open-gear tuners for stable tuning
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Series
  • Series: Player II
Body
  • Shape: Jazz Bass
  • Wood: Alder
  • Finish: Gloss polyester
Neck
  • Material: Maple
  • Construction: 4-bolt standard
  • Finish: Satin urethane finish on back of neck with gloss urethane headstock face
  • Nut material: Synthetic bone
  • Nut width: 1.5" (38.1 mm)
  • Truss rod: Single action, head adjust
  • Scale length: 34" (86.36 cm)
Fingerboard
  • Material: Slab rosewood
  • Fret size: Medium jumbo
  • Number of frets: 20
  • Position inlays: White dot
  • Side dots: White
Electronics
  • Pickup configuration: JJ
  • Bridge pickup: Player Series Alnico 5 single-coil Jazz Bass
  • Middle pickup: Player Series Alnico 5 single-coil Jazz Bass
  • Controls: Individual volume, master tone
Hardware
  • Bridge: 4-saddle standard
  • Pickguard: 3-ply parchment
  • Control knobs: Black plastic with white indicator
  • Hardware finish: Nickel/chrome
  • Tuning machines: Standard open-gear
Other
  • Strings: 4
  • Strings: Fender USA 7250M nickel-plated steel (.045–.105 gauges)
  • Case: None
  • Orientation: Right handed

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  • It takes my breath away.

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    submitted4 months ago

    byShaun

    fromFlorida

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    For perspective, I am 53 and just picked up the bass in my later 30s. In my bass guitar journey I first did the Ibanez starter box and was very pleased with that for years...then, I needed something more. I kept trading (up) in my bass guitars thinking I wanted this style pickup or that style body or headstock even. I never left a review of any of them as it wasn't the guitars fault I wasn't in love with them, they were as exactly as described, I just didn't know what I wanted in a guitar...until now. No, this guitar is not for everyone, nor is it trying to be. It's a classic shape in a classic color. Minimalistic look in single coil and knobs, but that's why I chose this bass. I like the look of the darker wood neck. There is no neck dive as was with my Thunderbird. It does not weigh a ton like my previous Fender. The color (3-Color Sunburst) really resonates with me in person, as did my first Schecter, but the electronics went out in that one and the replacements were never the same color again. But this guitar? Visually - it's perfect for me. Weight, perfect - there, but not overburdening. Playability - feels like my fingers can dance along the fretboard - they can't, but if I knew what I was doing it would be dangerous. Sound - yep. As soon as I plucked that first string it played low and long, sustain is the most I have ever had, like I noticed I actually have to mute strings now, wild. I still don't get to play as much as I would like, but when I do she just feels right and it's good know she is there.

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  • submitted2 months ago

    asked byRich

    fromundisclosed

    Where is this bass guitar manufactured?

    Where is this bass guitar manufactured?

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    Made in Mexico.

  • submitted3 months ago

    asked byCory

    fromNJ

    When do you expect this item to be in stock?

    When do you expect this item to be in stock?

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    ETA is for mid March.

  • submitted6 months ago

    asked byLeonardo

    fromBelo Horizonte MG Brazil

    Country of origin?

    Country of origin?

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    This is made in Mexico.