Vintage original 1976 Fender Jazz Bass in original Black finish. Bass plays and sounds fantastic, with a real cool vintage look and feel. Neck is straight and plays well all the up and down without buzz or issue. The...

No sales tax for US customers outside California. The Fender Jazz Bass is one of the most recorded instruments in the history of popular music, and a 2004 MIM Standard in 3-Color Sunburst is exactly the kind of working...

This Fender Jazz Bass was made in the USA in 1964. It shows significant play wear, but is a solid instrument in original condition. The neck date is February 64 and this has all the early features including clay dots....

This is a 1966-spec Jazz Bass with binding applied on the block marker neck. There is some minor wear, but overall it is in excellent plus condition, maintaining good overall shape. Neck Date / 7 AUG 66 A Pot Date /...

This is a 1965 Jazz Bass from the final production period of Unbound & Dot Marker Neck. October 1965 date on Non-binding fingerboard neck with the tunner known as "paddle peg" adopted from this period onward; the pot...

This is an early-production, slab-neck Jazz Bass with a 3-control knob configuration. When first released in 1960, it featured a stacked knob assembly, but due to volume and usability issues, it was changed to the...

Sunburst, VG+, neck and pots both dated 1971. A very resonant and long sustaining bass from the four bolt neck era. A nice rounded neck. We love Strat and Jazz bass necks from this era. The pickups are made by Ted Vig...

Since 1987, the Fender Custom Shop—affectionately known at CME as “The Dream Factory”—has grown to a band of over 50 veteran guitar artisans who take Leo Fender’s legacy to its utmost heights by bringing dream guitars...

This is a 1962 Jazz Bass with an early round fingerboard. The early round fingerboard models, which right after specifications changed from slab board, feature thicker rosewood compared to later models. This results in...

A 1965 Jazz Bass with an original Lake Placid Blue finish, featuring an unbound dot marker neck. Custom-colored models produced up until the mid-1960s remain rare across all models, with few orders placed for them. This...

This is a super rare Jazz Bass, the first factory-made fretless bass produced by Fender. Fretless models officially appeared in the Precision Bass lineup around 1972 and can be found in the vintage market, but factory...

1963 vintage "early Roundboard" dot marker neck Jazz Bass. The rounded fingerboard was adopted to reduce neck movement, and the thickness of the rosewood was gradually reduced with each model year. Therefore, the early...

A 1964 Jazz Bass with a blonde finish from pre-CBS era. Despite its white color, the blond finish features a translucent coating that allows the wood grain to shine through vividly, using ash wood. The responsive attack...

This is a 1965 Jazz Bass with a dot marker neck and original Fiesta Red finish. Custom colors up until the mid-60s were still rarely ordered, making them a rare find across all models. This Fiesta Red finish is one of...

The Jazz Bass has always been Fender’s more refined low-end machine—sleeker lines, a narrower nut, and an unmistakable mid-century silhouette that feels as modern today as it did in 1960. In our CME Exclusive Lavender...