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What Makes It A Jazz Bass
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Sleek Offset Body
Pluck or pick in comfortable style, thanks to the forward-shifted waist that perfectly balances the neck.
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Dual Single-Coil Pickups
There's no mistaking the distinctive growl and singing high end of single-coil Jazz Bass pickups.
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SLIM TAPERED NECK
Slightly narrow at the nut, the slim Jazz Bass neck is designed for speed, comfort and performance.
Hear the Sound
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Adam Clayton
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Geddy Lee
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Chris Chaney
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Mark Stoermer
ICONIC MOMENTS
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1976: The New Face in Fusion
Jaco Pastorius makes a thrilling debut with fusion supergroup Weather Report, carving out a legacy as one of history’s greatest bassists.
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1978: Enter the Warrior
Geddy Lee of Rush uses a Jazz Bass to record the tracks on seminal prog rock album Moving Pictures.
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2002: The Pop-Punk Weapon of Choice
Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus introduces a signature Jazz Bass (with a Precision Bass neck) after the band releases the commercially successful album Take Off Your Pants and Jacket.