Will this work on a Fender Jazz bass (fretless) - thanks?
1948238
Yes, but you will need to screw/drill holes for the mounting cover into your bass and through the pick guard.
1948239
Certainly, it is for the Fender Jazz bass. They were standard fitting back in the 60's. but no longer fitted on later models. You will have to position it carefully over the pickup before screwing it down. Being a fretless bass, does not come into it at all.
1948240
Yes, no difference between fretted or fretless, but any way you'll have to screw it to the bass body (be careful...)
1948241
Yes, in fact I put my covers on a fretless Jazz bass but remember, you'll need to buy screws because the package don't have them.
489321
I believe it is compatible .. But you may want to give Fender a call to confirm
366234
My best guess is 'no'. The Jaguar bass, even at 30" scale is short, but can't be shorter than my Jazzmaster @ 25.5". I suggest you look elsewhere.
1701076
Probably not. Call Fender Customer Support at 1-480-596-9690 and give them the exact model of your amp. They can tell you the model # of the correct footswitch. Amazon states the footswitch model under "features and details".
1249286
Sorry, I would't be much help. I put the the EQ in a very inexpensive acoustic bass guitar (Skye) because the one that came with it didn't work. (I got the guitar free) It works but I had to make the original hole larger (cut) to make it fit. I do like the EQ, although I don't think it is a good match for acoustic bass.
341965
It will fit, but you might want to consider black Jazz bass knobs if you are going for an authentic look.See: http://www.amazon.com/Fender-Jazz-Bass-Replacement-Knobs/dp/B0002KZIRI/
2182952
I flipped my right hand Fender Jazz bass upside down and it fit in the case. The 2 storage areas in the case are not offset from each other. So if your lefty bass is no bigger than a Fender J bass, it just might fit.
1110337
It should. I used it for my Squier 4-string Jaguar Bass. It only comes in a 4-pack.
1011057
it goes on any fender instrument. My friend put it on Fender Jaguar :) I have it on Ibanez RG. so you decide
941063
I've used this bridge on an MIJ Fender Jazzmaster and a MIA Fender Jaguar and it works very well. My guess is that it would work on a Squire Jazzmaster, but I cannot be absolutely certain.
2211983
Not sure about the 5-string, that would depend the headstock length. I have fit two Fender J-basses, both four string. If the 5 string is the same length overall as a Fender Jazz Bass, then it will fit for sure. 48 inches is the total length of a Jazz Bass.
1357956
Hi, If it's a short scale bass, I would lean more to say that it may not fit due to the fact that the headstock will fall short to be completly protected. I'm sorry but I can't say for sure.
1966331
Hub Bub here. I just got a bass guitar and happy to report this little amp sounds just fine playing a Fender style precision bass. Plenty of volume for practice alone or with the radio. I reported earlier of good bass response with a standard guitar but didn't know how well it would work with a bass. Now I know this will work just fine.
781802
that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope... » Read More that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. « Show Less
1357957
It will fit but the bass will rattle around a bit since the case is made to hold a full size jazz or precision fender bass
2023765
I use it on my SR505 SG bass and it works great. Of course the bigger bass strings needs more attention verses a guitar but I've used it on both guitars and basses for years. Love the stuff!!
201782
I have a Snark SN-5. On the back it says "Guitar Bass & Violin Tuner". Sounds like it would work. There are different Snarks for different kinds of instruments. Love the tuner.