Fender Player II Jazz Bass Aquatone Blue
Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender sound and style with the Player II Jazz Bass — a stage-ready bass guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing. The Player II Jazz Bass radiates timeless Fender charm, but under the hood, it's primed for today's players. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the Modern “C”-profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9.5”-radius slab rosewood or maple fingerboard with smooth rolled edges and 20 medium jumbo frets. A classic alder body is available in both timeless Fender finishes and never-before-seen colors unearthed from the archives. Player Series Alnico V Single-Coil J bass pickups offer sweet highs, growling mids and seismic lows that elevate any genre. An adjustable 4-saddle bridge, single-groove steel saddles and open-gear tuners ensure precise tuning stability for the flexibility to explore endless sonic possibilities. Perfect for crafting your own sound, the Player II Jazz Bass has the looks, tone and feel that only a Fender delivers.
Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender sound and style with the Player II Jazz Bass — a stage-ready bass guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing. The Player II Jazz Bass radiates timeless Fender charm, but under the hood, it's primed for today's players. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the Modern “C”-profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9.5”-radius slab rosewood or maple fingerboard with smooth rolled edges and 20 medium jumbo frets. A classic alder body is available in both timeless Fender finishes and never-before-seen colors unearthed from the archives. Player Series Alnico V Single-Coil J bass pickups offer sweet highs, growling mids and seismic lows that elevate any genre. An adjustable 4-saddle bridge, single-groove steel saddles and open-gear tuners ensure precise tuning stability for the flexibility to explore endless sonic possibilities. Perfect for crafting your own sound, the Player II Jazz Bass has the looks, tone and feel that only a Fender delivers.
Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender sound and style with the Player II Jazz Bass — a stage-ready bass guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing. The Player II Jazz Bass radiates timeless Fender charm, but under the hood, it's primed for today's players. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the Modern “C”-profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9.5”-radius slab rosewood or maple fingerboard with smooth rolled edges and 20 medium jumbo frets. A classic alder body is available in both timeless Fender finishes and never-before-seen colors unearthed from the archives. Player Series Alnico V Single-Coil J bass pickups offer sweet highs, growling mids and seismic lows that elevate any genre. An adjustable 4-saddle bridge, single-groove steel saddles and open-gear tuners ensure precise tuning stability for the flexibility to explore endless sonic possibilities. Perfect for crafting your own sound, the Player II Jazz Bass has the looks, tone and feel that only a Fender delivers.
Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender sound and style with the Player II Jazz Bass — a stage-ready bass guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing. The Player II Jazz Bass radiates timeless Fender charm, but under the hood, it's primed for today's players. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the Modern “C”-profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9.5”-radius slab rosewood or maple fingerboard with smooth rolled edges and 20 medium jumbo frets. A classic alder body is available in both timeless Fender finishes and never-before-seen colors unearthed from the archives. Player Series Alnico V Single-Coil J bass pickups offer sweet highs, growling mids and seismic lows that elevate any genre. An adjustable 4-saddle bridge, single-groove steel saddles and open-gear tuners ensure precise tuning stability for the flexibility to explore endless sonic possibilities. Perfect for crafting your own sound, the Player II Jazz Bass has the looks, tone and feel that only a Fender delivers.
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The lowest price for Fender Player II Jazz Bass Aquatone Blue right now is $1,199.00 at Mannys, compared across 4 retailers.
The all-time low was $564.39 on 13 Mar 2026 — today's price is 112% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 2 Aug 2026.
Last updated at 02/08/2026 08:18:38
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard (Aquatone Blue)
Delivery $31
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard (Aquatone Blue)
Delivery $31
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fretboard Aquatone Blue
Free delivery
Fender Player II Jazz Bass | Aquatone Blue
Free delivery between 7–10 Aug
originally posted on gak.co.uk
Nice player and like different finish with old vibe look and upgraded pickups at a good price
originally posted on gak.co.uk
Amazing guitar! My first proper tele and it hasn't dissapointed at all. So happy with my purchase
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
First, shout out to GC for their customer service for a hassle free, and easy interaction. Thank you for your patience.So, the bass. True to first production runs of cars, there's some bugs to work out. I wound up exchanging the initial bass for the exact same one and couldn't help but notice definitive QC quirks. First what caught my attention were the bridge pickup mounting holes were misaligned, causing the pickup to be wedged in the cavity a bit...or it wasn't correctly routed? It at least leveled out, strings were fine over the poles, totally cosmetic as far as I could tell. Then there was something rattling around inside, a screw or who knows. Ultimately it rattled it's way out when I shook it and whatever it was, fell out of the gap between bridge pickup ... MoreFirst, shout out to GC for their customer service for a hassle free, and easy interaction. Thank you for your patience.So, the bass. True to first production runs of cars, there's some bugs to work out. I wound up exchanging the initial bass for the exact same one and couldn't help but notice definitive QC quirks. First what caught my attention were the bridge pickup mounting holes were misaligned, causing the pickup to be wedged in the cavity a bit...or it wasn't correctly routed? It at least leveled out, strings were fine over the poles, totally cosmetic as far as I could tell. Then there was something rattling around inside, a screw or who knows. Ultimately it rattled it's way out when I shook it and whatever it was, fell out of the gap between bridge pickup and body and was not to be found. Lastly, I noticed the frets...all of them had a funny color. Didn't notice till they caught natural light at home. Closer look and they were definitely discolored, possibly not polished at all as they appeared dull, with varying degrees of how much discoloration fret to fret. Too much lacquer? At that point it was the frets that had me thinking "come on, Fender".I have a MIM Player Stratocaster where the fit and finish is absolutely on lock down, which is what I expected here. Compared to other Player 2 series bass guitars and a Player Plus, there are some differences so be sure to look before you pull the trigger.I did ultimately exchange for the exact same bass with a significant improvement in overall fit and finish. Even the GC representative thought the inconsistencies from the factory were odd.All that said, check it over before purchase and you won't be disappointed. I'm sure Fender is working out some quirks.The bass rocks. Easy to play, sounds great and true to Fender, it just works and simply refines a proven formula. No matter what, I do recommend checking it out.
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| color | Aquatone Blue |
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard (Aquatone Blue)
Delivery $31
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard (Aquatone Blue)
Delivery $31
Fender Player II Jazz Bass Rosewood Fretboard Aquatone Blue
Free delivery
Fender Player II Jazz Bass | Aquatone Blue
Free delivery between 7–10 Aug
Nice player and like different finish with old vibe look and upgraded pickups at a good price
Amazing guitar! My first proper tele and it hasn't dissapointed at all. So happy with my purchase
First, shout out to GC for their customer service for a hassle free, and easy interaction. Thank you for your patience.So, the bass. True to first production runs of cars, there's some bugs to work out. I wound up exchanging the initial bass for the exact same one and couldn't help but notice definitive QC quirks. First what caught my attention were the bridge pickup mounting holes were misaligned, causing the pickup to be wedged in the cavity a bit...or it wasn't correctly routed? It at least leveled out, strings were fine over the poles, totally cosmetic as far as I could tell. Then there was something rattling around inside, a screw or who knows. Ultimately it rattled it's way out when I shook it and whatever it was, fell out of the gap between bridge pickup ... MoreFirst, shout out to GC for their customer service for a hassle free, and easy interaction. Thank you for your patience.So, the bass. True to first production runs of cars, there's some bugs to work out. I wound up exchanging the initial bass for the exact same one and couldn't help but notice definitive QC quirks. First what caught my attention were the bridge pickup mounting holes were misaligned, causing the pickup to be wedged in the cavity a bit...or it wasn't correctly routed? It at least leveled out, strings were fine over the poles, totally cosmetic as far as I could tell. Then there was something rattling around inside, a screw or who knows. Ultimately it rattled it's way out when I shook it and whatever it was, fell out of the gap between bridge pickup and body and was not to be found. Lastly, I noticed the frets...all of them had a funny color. Didn't notice till they caught natural light at home. Closer look and they were definitely discolored, possibly not polished at all as they appeared dull, with varying degrees of how much discoloration fret to fret. Too much lacquer? At that point it was the frets that had me thinking "come on, Fender".I have a MIM Player Stratocaster where the fit and finish is absolutely on lock down, which is what I expected here. Compared to other Player 2 series bass guitars and a Player Plus, there are some differences so be sure to look before you pull the trigger.I did ultimately exchange for the exact same bass with a significant improvement in overall fit and finish. Even the GC representative thought the inconsistencies from the factory were odd.All that said, check it over before purchase and you won't be disappointed. I'm sure Fender is working out some quirks.The bass rocks. Easy to play, sounds great and true to Fender, it just works and simply refines a proven formula. No matter what, I do recommend checking it out.
I play short scale basses but felt I should have a classic full scale in my armoury. A Jazz Bass seemed a better bet for me than a Precision and I am not disappointed.
| Variant | |
| color | Aquatone Blue |
