Up for sale is a 2010 Fender MIJ Jaguar Bass in Hot Rod Red. Is it retro? Is it modern? I don't care, I just want to rock and this one checks that box. These Japanese made Jaguar basses are so much fun and super versatile. That Hot Rod Red finish with matching headstock is such a good look as well. This one came to us from its previous owner looking as if it was only lightly played. It should be noted that there are some fine scratches around the bridge pickup but no notable dings or dents. Scoop this one up while it's hot!
Pro Setup in house and ships with a gig bag
Weight: 9lbs. 10oz.
Description from Fender below,
The Jaguar Bass is back, now with the addition of a smart new Cobalt Blue finish. Acclaimed as an extraordinarily versatile mid-2000s addition to the Fender bass family, the sleek and fast-playing Jaguar Bass quickly became a must-have instrument with a wealth of tonal options and active/passive control features.
Features include an alder body, C-shaped maple neck, 7.25"-radius rosewood fretboard with 20 medium jumbo frets and aged white pearloid block inlays, dual vintage-style single-coil Jazz Bass® pickups, dual tone circuits (passive and active), lower horn control plate with on/off slide switches for each pickup and series/parallel slide switch (operates only when both pickups are on), upper horn control plate with active/passive slide switch and dual active-circuit tone control wheels (treble and bass), Jazz Bass master control knobs (volume, tone), vintage-style bridge with four threaded steel saddles, vintage-style tuners, nickel/chrome hardware and rear-mounted quick-release battery compartment.
FEATURES
- Maple neck with "C" profile
- 9.5"-radius maple or rosewood fingerboard with 20 medium jumbo frets and pearloid block inlays
- Dual vintage-style single-coil Jazz Bass® pickups
- Dual tone circuits (passive, active)
- On/off slide switches for each pickup and series/parallel slide switch
- Vintage-style bridge
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