From the stacked concentric controls to the clay dot inlays and tortoiseshell pickguard, this bass channels the golden era of Fender design. Whether you are chasing warm, woody fingerstyle tones, articulate picked lines or tight, punchy lines for the studio, the Vintera III Early 60s Jazz Bass gives you the clarity, definition and dynamic response that made the original a legend.
The early 60s C-shaped maple neck and 7.25 inch radius slab rosewood fingerboard recreate the comfortable, slim feel of vintage Jazz Basses. Combined with vintage-tall frets, you get an inviting, played-in sensation under the fingers that encourages expressive vibrato, smooth slides and confident position shifts, ideal for long gigs and extended sessions.
An alder body paired with a maple neck and slab rosewood fingerboard delivers the quintessential Fender Jazz Bass recipe. Alder provides a balanced, punchy acoustic voice with clear mids, while rosewood adds a touch of warmth and smoothness to the top end. The result is a versatile tonal platform that sits perfectly in a mix, from soulful Motown lines to modern indie and pop.
A pair of vintage-style early 60s single-coil Jazz Bass pickups provide the articulate, punchy and woody character associated with the earliest J Basses. They respond beautifully to your right-hand technique, offering everything from rounded, thumpy lows to bright, cutting growl. With individual volume and tone controls for each pickup, you can fine-tune your sound for any genre or playing situation.
Vintage-style hardware completes the early 60s experience. The four-saddle bridge with threaded steel saddles offers rock-solid intonation and sustain, while vintage-style reverse tuning machines provide stable tuning and a classic look. The 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard, clay dot inlays and Olympic White finish tie it all together for a bass that looks like it has stepped straight out of the early 1960s.
The Fender Vintera III Early 60s Jazz Bass in Olympic White delivers the unmistakable look, feel and sound of an early 1960s J Bass, with modern build consistency and reliability. With its classic alder body, slim early 60s C neck profile, slab rosewood fingerboard and a pair of vintage-style single-coil pickups, it is built for players who want authentic Fender tone with period-correct playability and aesthetics.

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