The Fender Player Plus Jazz Bass® is a top - notch electric bass guitar. Powered by Player Plus Noiseless™ Jazz Bass pickups, it offers the clear and growling tone that Fender® basses are famous for. The 3 - band active EQ gives you precise control over the tone, and you can easily switch between active and passive modes for maximum flexibility. The neck has a silky satin finish, comfortable rolled edges on a 12 - inch radius fingerboard, and a modern “C” back shape, making it sleek, fast, and smooth to play. The HiMass™ bridge provides excellent sustain, resonance, and perfect intonation. With its classic Fender style, advanced features, and stunning new finishes, this bass is sure to spark your creativity and make you stand out. Specifications: Body Shape - Jazz Bass®; Body Material - Alder; Body Finish - Gloss Polyester; Neck Profile - Modern 'C'; Fretboard Material - Maple; Fretboard Radius - 12 inches (305 mm); Scale Length - 34 inches (86.36 cm); Number of Frets - 20 Medium Jumbo; Fretboard Inlays - Black Pearloid Dot; Pickups - Player Plus Noiseless™ Jazz Bass® (Bridge and Middle); Bridge - Fender HiMass™ with Chrome - Plated Zinc Saddles; Pickguard - 4 - Ply Tortoiseshell; Strings - Fender® USA 7250M Nickel Plated Steel (.045 - .105 Gauges), PN 0737250406; Tuning Machines - Standard Open - Gear; Hardware Finish - Nickel/Chrome; Case - Deluxe Gig Bag.
Using your Fender Player Plus Jazz Bass is easy. First, plug it into an amplifier using a standard instrument cable. Adjust the volume and tone controls on the bass to get the sound you like. You can also use the 3 - band active EQ to fine - tune the sound. Switch between active and passive modes by using the toggle switch for different tonal options. When it comes to maintenance, keep your bass clean by wiping it down with a soft cloth after each use. Check the strings regularly for wear and replace them when needed. Keep the bass in a stable environment, away from extreme temperatures and humidity. When storing, use the provided deluxe gig bag to protect it from scratches and dust. If you need to adjust the intonation or the action of the strings, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician.
