Fender American Professional II 4-String Jazz Bass (Left-Hand, Maple Fingerboard, Miami Blue)

Fender American Professional II 4-String Jazz Bass (Left-Hand, Maple Fingerboard, Miami Blue)

The Fender American Professional II Jazz Bass Left-Hand draws from more than sixty years of innovation, inspiration, and evolution to meet the demands of today’s working players. Popular Slim C neck now sports smooth rolled fingerboard edges, a Super-Natural satin finish, and a newly sculpted neck heel for a supremely comfortable feel and easy access to the upper register. New V-Mod II Jazz Bass single-coil pickups are more articulate than ever while delivering the punch and clarity the Jazz Bass is known for. The American Pro II Jazz Bass Left-Hand delivers instant familiarity and sonic versatility you’ll feel and hear right away, with broad-ranging improvements that add up to nothing less than a new standard for professional instruments.

V-Mod II Pickups

V-Mod II Jazz Bass pickups are voiced specifically for each position, slightly overwound for punch and presence, yet retaining vintage warmth and clarity.

New Sculpted Neck Heel

The rounded neck heel and beveled neck plate improve access to the upper register and make leads easy and comfortable.

HiMass Vintage Bridge

This precision-manufactured string-through or top load bridge adds sustained resonance and improves attack thanks to a cold-rolled steel baseplate, high-mass brass backstop, and chrome-plated brass saddles.

Slim C Neck with Rolled Edges

The slim C features a 9.5-inch fingerboard radius, hand-rolled fingerboard edges, and a Super-Natural satin finish for a supremely comfortable playing feel.

Posiflex Graphite Rods

All American Professional II bass necks incorporate Posiflex graphite rods to reinforce against movement that can occur with fluctuations in the environment. Embedded beneath the fingerboard, they improve reliability on the road, in the studio, or in your home.

Bone Nut

An original-era Fender design element, a bone nut contributes to superior tone and performance. Many players consider bone nuts to be more organic sounding.