Introduced in 1960 as a deluxe model, the Jazz Bass was designed as a sleek "sports car" instrument to complement the "muscle car" that was Fender's one and only bass model to date, the Precision Bass® guitar. With its comfortably slim neck, curvaceous offset waist and guttural midrange growl, the Jazz Bass quickly became prized on stages and in studios worldwide for its smooth feel and broad tonal versatility. As such, it is one of the most successful bass guitars—if not the most successful bass guitar—of all time.
Although it has flourished for half a century now remarkably unchanged from its original incarnation, the Jazz Bass has undergone several noteworthy design improvements and refinements throughout its history, particularly in the 1960s and 1970s. In celebration of the instrument's remarkable 50 years on the scene, several of these features are brought together in the 50th Anniversary Jazz Bass. These include:
- '60s-era nitrocellulose finish in striking Candy Apple Red, headstock logo, chrome pickup/bridge covers, "C" neck shape and white Pearloid block fingerboard inlays.
- '70s-era bridge pickup placement and bass-side thumb rest.
- Modern-era tuning machines, high-mass vintage-style bridge and Posiflex® neck support rods.
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