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WHAT WOULD MUSIC SOUND LIKE WITHOUT THE FENDER JAZZ BASS?
We dread to think what the world of music would sound like without this iconic bass which provided players with a world of tonal options. The simple act of adding two single-coil pickups and the ability to reduce the volume/turn off each pickup and sculpt the overall tone resulted in many a signature bass sound.
DUAL SINGLE-COIL PICKUPS
The use of dual single-coil pickups and independent volume controls allows the user to create their own sound. The addition of a single Tone knob means you can isolate each pickup, or blend the two to create unique voicings.
Roll the Tone knob back and you have a unique sonic palette to play with. This addition of added control over your sound means you can sculpt your ideal bass tone directly via the bass.
Want a heavier sound? Roll the tone back a touch and turn the volume of the neck pickup right down and enjoy the lush, heavy-hitting sounds of the bridge pickup. Need something to carry that chorus along? Reintroduce the neck pickup and watch the song come alive!
The Fender Jazz Bass has something for everyone!
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRECISION BASS AND JAZZ?
In summary, the main differences between the Fender P Bass and The Fender Jazz, come down to shape, neck width and pickups: The Jazz bass has an offset body style. The P bass has a double-cutaway similar to a Stratocaster.
The Precision bass neck is thicker at the nut at around 43mm. The Jazz bass neck tapers towards the nut and has a 38mm width at its narrowest point. The Fender Jazz bass features dual single-coil pickups whereas the Fender Precision ‘P’ Bass features a hum-cancelling split-coil pickup.