A signature Jazz bass made to the specifications of the prog rock trailblazer, Geddy Lee. Mean, mean stride. The Geddy Lee Jazz Bass guitar is an exact replica of the tonally singular instrument that Rush's revered bassist/vocalist has riffed away on in front of millions of devoted fans w Show More. Specs.
The Player Series J Bass. First introduced in 1960, the Fender Jazz Bass has withstood the test of time to become one of the most played and recorded instruments here at Sweetwater — and in modern music history! The Fender Player Series Jazz Bass celebrates this heritage with upgrades that working musicians will appreciate. Fender Jazz Basses by Series. In the six decades since it was released, there have been a number of different Jazz Bass models but the original design has remained largely unchanged. Today, there is a Fender Jazz Bass to suit every level of ability and budget. Made in Mexico. Fender's range starts with the Mexican made Player Series. Featuring
LocationSomewhere in Space. Posted January 3, 2014. This is really neat. There are subtle differences, except for the USA one with an ash body and maple neck. My Geddy Lee Jazz Bass has an alder body and a maple neck. The neck is very thin. It's a MIJ one but I just love it. Wish he put that in this video for a comparison though.
THE RUNDOWN. Fender introduced the Jaguar guitar in 1962 as the fourth and last instrument in its original standard guitar lineup. Preceded by the Telecaster (1951), the Stratocaster (1954) and the Jazzmaster (1958), the Jaguar was the only one of Fender’s big-four guitars born in the 1960s, and it was in several ways the most distinctive among them.
4.4k. Location: Edinburgh. Posted March 4, 2013 (edited) MIJ 62 reissues will have a small brass strip going from the bridge to the rear pickup, which connects to the earth loop and stops your bass buzzing when amplified. This is how the original 62 basses were earthed.
