Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass RW, Black

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Key Features

Vintage-style early '70s Jazz Bass single-coil pickups
Bound maple neck with block inlays and '70s "C" profile
7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage tall frets
Vintage-style bridge and open-back tuners for classic feel

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Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass RW, Black Overview

The Fender Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass captures the unmistakable sound and style of one of Fender's most iconic designs. Built with an alder body and a maple neck, it delivers the clear articulation, punchy mids, and defined low-end that made the Jazz Bass a favourite among players. A pair of vintage-style early '70s single-coil pickups provide the classic Jazz Bass voice, offering everything from tight, focused bridge pickup growl to warm, rounded neck pickup depth. Blended together, they create the dynamic and expressive tone that has shaped decades of recorded music.

The early '70s "C" neck with rosewood fretboard features elegant binding and block inlays, recreating the distinctive look of Fender basses from the era. A 7.25" radius fingerboard paired with vintage tall frets provides smooth playability and traditional Fender response. A vintage-style four-saddle bridge with threaded steel saddles enhances sustain and intonation, while open-back vintage-style tuning machines ensure reliable tuning. Supplied with a deluxe gig bag, the Vintera III Early ?70s Jazz Bass delivers authentic vintage character and modern performance.

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Authentic early '70s Jazz Bass tone

The Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass recreates the articulate, expressive tone that made the Jazz Bass one of the most versatile basses in Fender's range. Its vintage-style early '70s single-coil pickups capture that signature character, offering tight low-end response, detailed mids, and a crisp top end that brings out every nuance of your playing. The bridge pickup delivers a focused growl that cuts through dense mixes, while the neck pickup provides warmth and depth. Blending the two pickups unlocks the classic Jazz Bass tone that balances clarity and punch, making it equally suited to funk, rock, jazz, and modern styles.

Classic bound neck with block inlays

The maple neck features the early '70s "C" profile of Fender basses from the period. Its comfortable shape provides a smooth and supportive grip, allowing players to move easily across the fingerboard. Binding and block inlays add a striking visual touch that became a hallmark of Jazz Bass models during the decade. The 7.25" radius fingerboard delivers the traditional curved feel associated with vintage Fender instruments, while vintage tall frets provide slightly more height than classic vintage wire. This combination makes articulation and note control easier while preserving the authentic playing experience of the original instruments.

Vintage bridge for classic sustain and response

The Vintera III Early '70s Jazz Bass features a vintage-style four-saddle bridge with threaded steel saddles, a design that has been a defining element of Fender basses for decades. This traditional bridge contributes to the instrument's punchy response and focused low-end while allowing for precise intonation. The threaded saddles help maintain consistent string spacing and enhance note definition. Combined with the alder body’s balanced tonal character, the bridge helps deliver a lively and resonant playing experience that responds beautifully to both fingerstyle and pick techniques.

Vintage hardware and dependable tuning stability

Completing the instrument's authentic character are carefully chosen vintage-style components. Open-back vintage-style tuning machines provide smooth and reliable tuning adjustments while maintaining the classic Fender aesthetic associated with early '70s instruments. A bone nut improves sustain and tuning consistency, helping notes ring clearly across the fingerboard. Details such as the 3-ply parchment pickguard, knurled control layout, and vintage-style neck plate all contribute to the bass's period-correct appearance. Together these elements create an instrument that captures the spirit of the original Jazz Bass while delivering the reliability modern players expect.