Fender sweetens Stu Hamm’s already-decked-out signature model by adding a Hipshot® Drop-D tuner and some great color options to the Urge II electric guitar.In celebration of his contributions to bass playing, Fender has upgraded Hamm’s signature Urge II guitar to include a sleek body design with two Custom Noiseless Jazz Bass® pickups, one Custom Precision Bass® pickup, EQ and panning pickups selector controls, asymmetrical oval neck profile, six-bolt neck design with a sculpted heel, and 24 medium-jumbo frets. It’s totally custom and forward-thinking, with features, style, and versatility.

The Fender Jazz Bass 24 boasts a flat black finish and combines active electronics and a full 2-octave neck to help you reach new places. The 24-fret maple neck with rosewood fingerboard puts 2 full octaves at the disposal of adventurous bassists, and the twin Seymour Duncan Basslines J Bass pickups deliver everything from a whisper to a roar. Other special features include Hipshot-licensed tuning machines, active electronics with a “slap” mid-scoop switch, a push/pull volume knob to bypass the active circuitry, and a high-mass, top-loading bridge. It is a bass that sounds and feels as good as it looks.

The Fender Standard series Jazz Bass guitar delivers the sounds, looks, and feel today’s bass players demand. It features that classic Jazz Bass old-school design together with contemporary features and refinements that make it an excellent value and a great choice for today’s bassist. Featuring an alder body, 2 redesigned Standard Jazz Bass single-coil pickups, and updated vintage-style knobs, this classic bass lives up to its Fender legacy.

“Deluxe” is the right name for this Jazz. It combines the best of the Fender tradition with the best new technology: premium alder body (depending on finish), 3-band active EQ, new design Noiseless J Bass pickups that offer classic tone with reduced noise, a graphite-reinforced neck, and much more. It truly represents the pinnacle of U.S.-manufactured Fender bass guitars.

The Jaguar Bass has added a new level of cool to the world of electric bass since its introduction in 2006. Though it’s based on the design one of the most popular guitars from the early 60′s, don’t let the Jaguar’s retro look fool you—this bass is chock full of modern features. With the goal of total tonal control, the Jaguar bass gives you the ability to switch pickups on and off, from series to parallel, and from active to passive. This provides you with a tonal palette that works for all types of players, form the set-and-forget player to the eternal-tone-adjustor. Stylistically, it has a thin, fast, one-piece C-shaped maple neck that has a warm tint with a rosewood fingerboard, complete with aged white pearloid block position markers.

Fender’s Road Worn ’50s Precision Bass, like classic cars or your favorite T-shirt, shows that some things just get cooler with age. It’s especially true of electric basses, and this roughed-up Precision bass is designed to exude that same unmistakable mojo they develop over time that only makes them look cooler and feel even more comfortable than when they were brand-new. The Road Worn ’50s Precision Bass guitar was designed with 1950s specs and delivers that killer aged look, feel, and mojo—it’s a true player.

The Squier MB-4 Skull and Crossbones Electric Bass Guitar will give you endless tonal variations. The single-coil P Bass pickup up front and single-coil J Bass pickup at the bridge have a continuous pan pot between them to crank out growling, grinding, howling tone. Deep double-cutaways and 22 medium-jumbo frets let you soar free on high-note solos. Piratical graphics adorn the body and are inlaid at the 12th fret. Amazing quality for the price, with agathis sleek-contoured body, C-shape maple neck with 12″-radius rosewood fretboard, and die-cast mini-tuners. Black metallic finish.

Fender gave this 5-string American Standard Series Jazz Bass a vintage body radius and contour for classic vibe and feel. The Jazz Bass V’s body is rendered in premium ash or alder for optimum tone and sustain. Its rosewood or maple fretboard features detailed fret and nut work. The neck is graphite-reinforced and has rolled edges for a broken-in feel from the get-go.The HMV Bridge (high mass vintage) increases sustain, provides punchier tone, beefier plates and 3/8″ diameter vintage saddles. String height adjustment screws have nylon patches for a tight fit that won’t vibrate loose.A 12-gauge cold rolled steel plate machined brass backstop increases the bass guitar‘s mass, enhances top end. Socket head intonation screws are engineered for a tighter fit and are now more stable. Features Fender special-design tuning keys. They work great, and are 30% lighter, minimizing neck dip. They offer the classic 20:1 tuning ratio, cast zinc with aluminum string posts and mounting nuts, steel clover keys, brass worm gears, and steel worm drives.With a thinner undercoat, the American Standard J Bass body breathes easier and has improved sound thanks to the greater influence of the tonewoods. Neck pocket paint buildup has been reduced by 40%, greatly improving the wood to wood connection/reaction.The included SKB rectangular design case, exclusive to Fender, has TSA-recognized and accepted locks, a fiberglass reinforced nylon trigger release latching system, indestructible cushioned rubber over-molded handle with flush lock out, injection-molded feet, and an exclusive arched stacking system.

The Fender ’70s Jazz Bass captures the essence of the decade with striking cosmetics and a bright, full sound. The original ’70s Jazz Bass had a repositioned bridge pickup-moved closer to the bridge-and the flashier look of big block inlays, neck binding, and bullet truss rod. The offset waist and ultra-slim neck make the ’70 Jazz Bass more comfortable to play. Vintage-style alnico magnet Jazz Bass single-coil pickups make this Fender bass sound like its forebears. The originals were widely regarded as the best funk basses of all time, and this new Fender reissue makes a great ’70s classic bass guitar available to today’s bassists.

The new Aerodyne Classic Precision Bass Special bridges the gap between Fender’s ultra-progressive Aerodyne body profile and the vintage design of the highly revered, hard-working, and hard-hitting bass that started it all. The figured maple top with cream binding and choice of eye-catching transparent finishes take the Aerodyne concept to a new style level, while its uniquely radiused body design enhances comfort and maintains the traditional Precision vibe.