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The neck on a J-bass is usually slimmer and the fretboard width is narrower. The J-bass has 20 frets whereas the StingRay has either 22 or 21. StingRay basses have a larger fingerboard radius compared to J-basses. This means the StingRay’s fingerboard feels flatter which some players find is easier to bend the strings.
Delving deep into Fender’s rich heritage, the 1997 American Standard Jazz Bass represents a perfect blend of vintage aesthetics and modern precision. This instrument stands as a testament to a pivotal era in Fender’s history, reflecting the brand’s undying commitment to producing bass guitars of unparalleled quality and sound. Updated bridge and Fender-design tuners modernize this classic! Fender gave this 5-string American Standard Series Jazz Bass a vintage body radius and contour for classic vibe and feel. The Jazz Bass V's body is rendered in premium ash or alder for optimum tone a Show More. Reviews. WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
If getting a second Jazz, I'd go for Deluxe for active electronics just to give you something different. Reading the description - block inlays, bound neck, rolled fingerboard edges, and a host of other upgrades over the Standard. Makes the Deluxe a no-brainer if the same price. Unless you don't like those things.
The Jazz Bass offers you the option to run it active or passive. We went for the latter first and found that, despite this being a bold move into the future for Fender, the tones were reassuringly familiar. There were warm, rounded tones in the neck pickup, redolent of the pre-internet age, and that sharper, more defined attack in the bridge.
Especificações: Ano 2011Corpo em alderBraço em maple "modern C" shape; nova escala em rosewood com bordas arredondadas; 20 trastes Tarraxas Fender®/Hipshot®
Fender Player Fretless Jazz Bass Pau Ferro Fingerboard. ( 6) $799.99. Used Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Electric Bass Guitar. $1,249.99. Available at: Reno, NV. Condition: Great. Vintage. Vintage Fender 1973 Precision Bass Fretless Electric Bass Guitar. The main differences between the Fender American Standard and Professional lines are that the Standard was replaced by the Professional in 2017. Standards have Modern “C” necks, custom shop pickups, and medium jumbo frets while Professionals come with a Deep “C” neck, V-Mod pickups, and narrow-tall frets. For those who want to stick Ty51B.
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