Fender Standard Jazz Bass MN White Pickguard Aqua Marine Metallic
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A Jazz Bass born in 1960: Fender DNA serving versatility
Launched by Fender in 1960 as a complement to the Precision Bass, the Jazz Bass established itself as a reference thanks to its dual pickup offering more tonal variety and brightness, its more ergonomic asymmetrical body, and its thin neck profile designed for speed. The Fender Standard Jazz Bass carries this historic spirit in a version designed to accompany beginner bassists at the start of their musical journey, with the "Fender" feel and sound that marked rock & roll.
For whom, and for which styles?
This electric bass is primarily aimed at beginners (and intermediates who want a simple, effective, and inspiring Jazz Bass). Its ergonomics, long scale length, and intuitive controls (two volumes and one tone) make it ideal for working on right-hand precision, dynamics, and timing. In terms of styles, it is particularly comfortable in rock, pop, funk, blues, and of course jazz, thanks to the combination of warm sounds (neck pickup) and more biting tones (bridge pickup).
The sound
The Fender Standard Jazz Bass relies on classic and effective craftsmanship: a poplar body with a glossy finish, and a maple neck/fingerboard that promote a clear attack, good note definition, and a bright high register. The Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass pickups (ceramic magnets) deliver a generous output level, with precise response and a characteristic Jazz Bass tone. The electronics with Volume (neck) / Volume (bridge) / Tone controls allow switching from a round and deep sound to a more snappy and articulate tone, or blending both pickups for a versatile balance, perfect for cutting through a mix.
Recommended compatible accessories
To maintain the original string gauge and factory feel, opt for a nickel bass string set .045-.105 in 4-string format. A strap and a tuner ideally complete the gear for rehearsals and stage.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SS | Body | Poplar |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Passive |
| Nbr of strings | 4 | Color | Blue |
| Top | Poplar | Finishing | Glossy |
| Fingerboard | Maple | Hardware | Chromed |
| Nbrs of frets | 20 | ||
| Body shape | Jazz Bass | Nut | Micarta |
| Wood | poplar | Nut material | Micarta |
| Body finish | glossy polyurethane | Nut width | 1.5" / 38.1 mm |
| Scale length | 34" / 864 mm | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Neck material | maple | Bridge | Standard Top-Load with Satin Chrome Steel Barrel Saddles |
| Neck construction | bolt-on | Tuners | Fender Standard Open-Gear with Clover Keys |
| Neck finish | satin urethane with glossy urethane headstock | Pickguard | 3-ply White |
| Neck shape | Modern "C" | Control knobs | Black Plastic |
| Neck profile type | C Shape | Configuration | SS |
| Truss Rod | Dual-Action Head Adjust | Neck pickup | Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass |
| Truss Rod Nut | 4 mm Hex | Middle pickup | Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass |
| Fingerboard inlays | Black Dot | Bridge pickup | Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass |
| Side dots | black | Pickup configuration | SS |
| Number of frets | 20 | Style | 2 Single-Coil |
| Fret size | Medium Jumbo | Controls | Volume 1 (Neck Pickup), Volume 2 (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone |
| Radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Country of origin | Indonesia |
Questions frequently asked
Is this Jazz Bass suitable for beginners?
This model is suitable for beginners thanks to its thin Modern "C" neck, 38.1 mm nut width, and Volume/Volume/Tone controls. The 34-inch scale length matches the standard long scale format of electric basses.
What sound do the pickups of this Fender Standard Jazz Bass provide?
The two Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass pickups with ceramic magnets deliver a precise sound with a generous output level. The neck pickup offers more warmth, while the bridge pickup emphasizes attack. Their blend allows adjusting the tonal balance with the two independent volume controls.
What wood is used for the body and fingerboard?
The body is made of poplar and has a glossy Aqua Marine Metallic polyurethane finish. The neck and fingerboard are maple with black position markers.
Which strings should be installed on this 4-string bass?
A set of nickel bass strings with a gauge of .045-.105 is recommended to maintain the original string tension.
Is the neck comfortable for fast playing?
With its Modern "C" profile, 9.5-inch (241 mm) radius, and 20 Medium Jumbo frets, this instrument promotes a grip suited for fast playing. The satin urethane neck finish contributes to a less sticky feel when moving the hand.



