All user reviews for the Fender Classic '70s Jazz Bass

Made in Mexico

Maple neck profile C

20-fret rosewood fingerboard
2 single coil Jazz Bass Vintage style
1 volume and 1 tone micro

UTILIZATION

Handle extremely pleasant end, fast and simple to play!

Well-balanced body, correct weight

Access to the classic Jazz Bass treble

No matter the setting bass sounds good

SOUNDS

At ease in all styles except metal and its derivatives.
Ideal for Funk, Jazz Funk, Acid Jazz, Soul, Pop and even Reggae!

A round sound, tasty and warm is obtained with a sharp tip in the closed tone, medium to very high pitched and 50% open tone.

On an amp BA 115 HP sound is perfect

I prefer the tone very effective closed
Reserved for open slap tone

OVERALL OPINION

Used since 2011

First low, it encourages a lot to continue to learn so the sound is good

The handle, the quality of manufacturing and the closed position are the key advantages of this low

The price is not cheap but the quality is there

Available for my birthday, I never had the means to buy new what would have been a shame
Try again if they have the means to invest

Mexican model rather upscale.
Flawless finish.
A characteristic sound to this model, different from a standard U.S. but not for much less.

UTILIZATION

Channel excellent, this is one of the highlights.
Superb finish. Very fast to play.
Correct weight but more than an old jazz bass at the time.
I use it with nets to get his flat 70's and here I am served.

SOUNDS

I speak from my experience with dish net for a given year from 60 to 70.
And there are very sound bie NLEs period.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year.
I tried for comparison the U.S. Standard.
No Diffrence finishing. A different sound. Matter of taste.
Most: the stick
Minimum: microphones, there are certainly better
Quality / price ratio. As the high-end Mexican Fender, excellent.
I rachèterais smoothly.