Used Fender American Vintage '75 Jazz Bass Reissue Natural
Used 2007 Fender American Vintage '75 Jazz Bass Reissue Natural
Serial Number: Z7105480
Weight: 9.28 lbs
Condition: Very good condition, 2007 model. Guitar shows some light wear, handful of small dings on the body, some scratches/swirling in the clearcoat. Aftermarket Hipshot HiMass Kickass 4 bridge, one replacement saddle screw on the G String. Comes with Fender G&G Hardshell case that shows some dings and cosmetic wear.
This 2007 Fender American Vintage '75 Jazz Bass in Natural recreates the 1975 J Bass down to the details that define the era — the 70s-style headstock decal, bullet truss rod, 3-bolt neck joint, and block inlays with black binding. A natural gloss finish over an ash body shows the grain clearly, paired with a multi-ply black pickguard and a 70s-style headstock decal with a bullet truss rod. It weighs 9.28 lbs., which lands right in seventies-Fender territory. This used example (Serial #Z7105480) is in very good condition, with a handful of small dings on the body and some scratching and swirling in the clearcoat — honest wear on an eighteen-year-old bass that's been played.
The maple neck is carved to a slim "C" profile (.835" at the 1st fret, .975" at the 12th) with a gloss polyurethane finish and the period-correct 3-bolt joint. The maple fretboard carries black block inlays with black binding — the defining visual of a '75 J Bass — over a 7.25" radius, 20 vintage frets, a 34" scale length, and a 1.5" synthetic bone nut. That narrow nut is the classic Jazz Bass spec and the reason players who came up on a J find everything else feels wide. Tuners are 70s "Fender" stamped open-gear units in nickel. The original 4-saddle vintage-style bridge has been swapped for an aftermarket Hipshot HiMass Kickass 4, a common and well-regarded upgrade that adds mass at the bridge for tighter low end and better sustain, with one replacement saddle screw on the G string.
A pair of '75 Jazz Bass single-coils handles the voice, and the seventies bridge pickup placement is the detail that matters here — Fender moved it closer to the bridge in 1974, and that shift gives the bridge pickup its sharper, more aggressive bite. Run both wide open through the two volumes and a tone for the scooped, growling J Bass sound that carried disco, funk, and rock through the decade, or favor the bridge for cut. Whether you're a funk or rock player chasing seventies tone, a session bassist who needs a J that sits in any mix, or a player who wants a well-used instrument at a real-world price, this one is ready to work. This American Vintage '75 Jazz Bass (Serial #Z7105480) includes a Fender G&G hardshell case that shows some dings and cosmetic wear of its own. Order today from Brian's Guitars, your authorized Fender dealer.
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Body
Type: Solidbody
Shape: Jazz Bass
Body Material: Ash
Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
Color: Natural
Neck
Material: Maple
Shape: Slim "C"
Dimensions: .835" at the 1st fret, .975" at the 12th fret
Joint: 3-Bolt
Fretboard Material: Maple
Neck Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
Headstock: 70s-Style Decal, Bullet Truss Rod
Inlay: Black Blocks
Radius: 7.25
Frets: 20, Vintage
Scale Length: 34"
Nut Width: 1.5"
Nut Material: Synthetic Bone
Fretboard Binding: Black
Hardware
Bridge/Tailpiece: Aftermarket Hipshot HiMass Kickass 4
Tuners: 70s "Fender" Stamped Open-gear
Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome
Pickguard: Multi-ply Black
Electronics
Middle Pickup: '75 Jazz Bass Single-Coil
Bridge Pickup: '75 Jazz Bass Single-Coil
Controls: 2 x Volume, 1 x Tone
Other
Case/Gigbag: Hardshell Case










