The Fender Player II Jazz Bass refines the company's most articulate four–string platform with redesigned pickups, upgraded hardware, and a satin–finished maple neck that encourages fast position shifts. Cactus Gray polyester finish covers an alder body shaped to the classic offset double–cutaway profile. Two Player Series single–coil Jazz Bass pickups deliver the growl and snap that defined decades of funk, R&B, and fusion recordings, with independent volume controls and a passive tone circuit offering wide tonal range from glassy highs to thick, rolled–off lows.
The maple neck carries a 9.5–inch radius fingerboard with 20 medium–jumbo frets, supporting modern playing techniques while maintaining vintage dimensions. A bone nut provides clear string contact and reliable tuning stability. The four–saddle bridge allows precise intonation adjustment across all strings, while ClassicGear tuning machines hold pitch through aggressive string bending and vibrato work. String spacing measures 19mm at the bridge, accommodating slap technique and fingerstyle approaches equally well. Knurled chrome knobs and pickup covers complete the control layout.
Features
- Alder body with Cactus Gray polyester finish and offset contours
- Maple neck with 9.5–inch radius maple fingerboard and satin finish
- Two Player Series single–coil Jazz Bass pickups with independent volumes
- 20 medium–jumbo frets with 34–inch scale length for standard tension
- Bone nut enhances sustain and provides smooth string glide
- Four–saddle bridge with 19mm string spacing at saddles
- ClassicGear tuning machines with chrome hardware throughout
- Passive tone control for wide frequency shaping from pickups



