2007 Fender Jazz 4-String Bass American AVRI 62 Reissue ~ 3-Tone Sunburst

You are looking at a 2007 Fender Jazz Bass AVRI ’62 Reissue in 3-Tone Sunburst that has been quietly holding down the low end since flip phones were still cool… and doing it better than most basses built yesterday.

This is that classic J Bass tone—the one that somehow fits in every mix, makes drummers behave better, and convinces guitar players to finally turn down (occasionally… let’s not get crazy). Plug this in and suddenly everything sounds like a record.

This one’s got that honest, broken-in vibe too. Not “abused,” not “left in a garage next to a lawnmower,” but the good kind of played—the kind that says, “Yeah, I’ve done some gigs… and I’d like to do more.”

And let’s be real… a ’62 reissue Jazz Bass is basically the bass equivalent of a perfectly worn leather jacket. It just works. Every time.

Specs:

• Model Name: Jazz Bass AVRI ’62 Reissue
• Color: 3-Tone Sunburst, Nitro lacquer gloss finish
• Body: Alder, 3-piece
• Neck: Maple, bolt-on
• Fingerboard: Rosewood, 7.25” radius
• Neck Profile: C shape (.868” at 1st, .976” at 12th)
• Frets: 20, vintage style
• Scale Length: 34” (86.36 mm)
• Nut: Bone, 1.5” width
• Hardware: Nickel/chrome
• Fret Markers: Dots
• Bridge: Fender vintage style with 4 threaded adjustable saddles
• Pick-guard: Tortoise shell, 4-ply
• Pickups: Fender Vintage Jazz single coils (middle & bridge)
• Controls: Volume 1 (middle), Volume 2 (bridge), Master tone
• Machine Heads: Fender open gear, chrome
• Weight: 9.6 lbs
• Serial #: V170465

She just celebrated her 17th birthday, which in bass years means she’s finally hit that sweet spot where everything sounds better and she’s got just enough character to be interesting.

Condition is played but not abused, with nicks, dings, scratches, and some finish wear on the back around the neck plate—aka, proof of life. Nothing scary… just honest wear from doing exactly what this bass was built to do.

Includes a newer Fender hard shell case and case candy (minus the chrome pickup and bridge covers—they’ve moved on to pursue other opportunities).

If you’re chasing that unmistakable Jazz Bass growl, punch, and smooth top end—this one delivers in a big way.

Fair warning: once you plug this in, you may suddenly feel the urge to play fewer notes… and somehow sound better doing it.

Whoever brings this baby home is gonna be STOKED!!

LET’S GO!!