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Fender Marcus Miller Jazz Bass

Fender’s stylish Marcus Miller Jazz Bass guitar is soulful and astounding, too. It has an ash body, distinctive black pickguard/control plate and one-piece C-shaped maple neck with a 7.25”-radius maple fingerboard featuring white binding, white pearl block inlays and a satin finish (gloss finish on the headstock, plus Miller’s signature). Tonal magic comes from a pair of vintage-style Jazz Bass single-coil pickups; the two-band active EQ has an active/passive mini-toggle switch. Other features include a chrome neck pickup cover, knurled chrome dome knobs on the volume controls and black Jazz Bass knobs on the tone controls, a Badass® Bass II™ bridge and a three-bolt neck plate.

Fender Standard Jazz Bass

On its early ’60s introduction, the Fender Jazz Bass guitar immediately endeared itself to the music world, quickly becoming another Fender design classic and an indispensable element in the arsenal of many a bassist worldwide.

Our lean-and-mean Standard Jazz Bass incorporates many of the original model’s classic Fender “firsts,” such as the offset waist and ultra-slim fast-action neck. It’s updated here with two bi-pole pickups and American Jazz Bass knobs, giving you the best of both worlds and eras—some vintage vibe and appointments with some modern refinements.

Fender Highway 1 Precision Bass

The Highway One series is upgraded. Great '70s styling, Badass Bass II™ bridges and great new colors take this amazing bass to the next level. The thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish lets the body wood's natural tone shine through, making for one of the most exciting new bass guitars in the Fender family!

Fender 60'S Standard Jazz Bass

Our ’60s Jazz Bass captures the essence of the decade; an instrument as tuneful and groundbreaking as the decade it debuted in.

Many of the period-correct details that made the original Jazz basses so cool are spot-on replicated in this classic vintage-vibe beauty—especially the original offset waist, ultra-slim neck and pair of vintage-style alnico magnet Jazz Bass single-coil pickups. Whether it’s early ’60s Motown, British invasion and American garage, or later ’60s heavy rock and soul, this bass embodies a fantastic era in music.

Fender 57' Reissue Precision Bass

Since its introduction in 1951, the Fender Precision Bass guitar has dramatically influenced the way we play and hear music. In the booming half-century since, the Precision has affected almost every imaginable genre of popular music.

Our American Vintage ’57 Precision Bass pays tribute to this landmark instrument with accurate detailing, including electronics and hardware—from the split single-coil pickups to the vintage tuning machines and nitrocellulose lacquer finish. A true Fender classic

Fender 62' Reissue Jazz Bass

First introduced in 1960 as the Deluxe Model, the Fender Jazz Bass guitar has become one of the most popular instruments in modern musical history.

All the model’s original Fender “firsts”—such as the offset waist, ultra-slim fast-action neck, stacked concentric controls and full-range bi-pole pickups—are recreated in the period-correct American Vintage ’62 Jazz Bass. A true classic revisited.

Fender American Standard Precision Bass

The new American Standard Precision basses feature our new high-mass vintage bridge, a thinner finish undercoat that lets the body breathe and improves resonance, new and improved Fender tuning keys that keep the classic look but are 30 percent lighter, a richer and deeper neck tint for a more elegant appearance, a great-looking glossed maple or rosewood fingerboard and satin back for smooth playability, a new Fender-exclusive SKB molded case

Fender American Deluxe Jazz Bass

This select alder-body bass has a modern C-shaped, graphite-reinforced maple neck with a contoured heel (for easy access to upper frets), five-bolt neck plate, maple or rosewood rolled-edge fingerboard, abalone dot inlays and highly detailed nut and fret work. Other features include chrome hardware, a variety of pickguards (see specifications), deluxe chrome-plated steel bridge plate (string-through-body or top-load) with nickel-plated brass saddles, and Fender/Schaller® Deluxe Lite-Bass tuning machines.

SWR LA12

Since 1984, we’ve been designing and building amplifiers for the top bassists on the planet. With the LA Series, we’ve packaged all that expertise into an amplifier line that just about anyone can afford, all equipped with serious tone and handy features for pros and beginners alike. Whether you’re buying your first amp, or looking for a cost- effective practice complement to an existing full-size rig, the LA Series represents the very best value in the market today. SWR® doesn’t sacrifice tone for price, and neither should you.

SWR LA15

Classic SWR preamp with built-in Aural Enhancer™ circuitry
1/4” post-EQ Line Out/Tuner Output
Stereo Headphone Output with automatic speaker defeat for silent practicing
Mix Input for practicing along with CD players or drum machines
Extended-depth cab design for accurate low-end response
Industrial-grade edge-mount handles for portability and durability

SWR Super RedHead

Welcome to the party! 2008 marks the twentieth anniversary of a love affair between bassists and the most influential (and most imitated) bass combo amplifier in history – the SWR Redhead. The original Redhead revolutionized bass guitar amplification by combining SWR’s crystal-clear full-range tube preamp with a robust solid-state power platform into a rock solid, yet easily portable 2X10 cabinet. Loaded with two state-of-the-art 10” speakers and a high frequency horn, the Redhead sounded simply phenomenal and offered unprecedented patching options designed to meet the needs of discerning bassists, whether playing live or in the studio. Twenty years later, its features are far more than just relevant – they remain industry standards.

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SWR 500

This is where it all started! The SM-500 is a direct descendant of the original SWR amplifier, the world-famous SM-400. Often copied but never matched, the SM-500 features the original SWR tube preamp and a four-band graphic/semi-parametric EQ so that your best tone can be dialed in - regardless of the playing situation. Over the years we have added features like a side-chain effects loop, a stereo master volume control and transparency (for the crystalline highs), but this is essentially the same amplifier that started a revolution in bass amplification back in the early 1980s - and nothing else sounds quite like it!

SWR SM900

The SM-900 has been one of the most requested bass amplifiers for concert stages and studios worldwide since its introduction in 1991 - and it continues to be the benchmark by which other bass amplification systems are judged. The 900 combines the sweet, warm SWR tube preamp tone with two power modules for the option of 900 watts in bridged mode (400 per side in stereo). The dual three-band semi-parametric EQs can be can be combined into a single six-band configuration - offering more tonal control than is available in many professional quality studio consoles. Add the extensive patching options on the back of the amp and you have a perfect tool for the working bassist. It's no surprise that this workhorse continues to set the standard for bass amplifiers!

Goliath 410

Features: 4x10 enclosure, 800 watts handling, custom SWR speakers, horn tweeter with attenuator, dual Speakon® and 1/4” speaker jacks, removable casters, side spring-loaded handles, vibration-free shock-mounted chrome grill, front slot port. Impedance: 4 or 8 ohms, each model available.

SWR Workingman Pro 15

Massive tone and low-end punch! The workhorse of the WorkingPro combo family, the WorkingPro 15’s 200 watts at 4 ohms delivers seismic punch with crystal clarity, courtesy of its single 15” speaker and piezo tweeter. Add the tilt-back legs and you’ve got an amp that’s great for all kinds of gigs, onstage powered monitoring and studio monitoring. And it’ll fit in your car!

SWR Workingman Pro 12

Small, but surprisingly powerful! With an elegant appearance and exceptional tone, the WorkingPro 12 offers quality seldom found in amps of its size. With 200 watts of power at 4 ohms, a piezo tweeter and tilt-back design, the WorkingPro 12 is perfect for small gigs, practicing and monitoring.