1990 Fender JP-90 American Bass      
SN: N001230  
Color: Arctic White
Condition: Excellent with note to factory paint imperfection / peeling
Mod's/Upgrades: No
Electronics: Original
Breaks Or Repairs: No
Case: Soft Case 
Weight: 7lbs 12oz

The 1990 Fender JP-90 is an American-made electric bass guitar produced from 1990 to 1993. Designed as an affordable, modern hybrid entry in Fender's early-'90s lineup, it bridges the gap between traditional models by combining elements of both the Jazz Bass and the Precision Bass.

Design & Specifications

• Body & Shape: It features a distinct, lightweight poplar body. The silhouette is an elongated, smaller Jazz Bass shape but with sharper, more aggressive horns and a unique, angular pickguard.
• Neck Profile: Built with a slim, fast quartersawn maple neck, a 34-inch scale length, a rosewood fretboard (20 frets), and a slightly narrower nut width (1 9/16") similar to a Jazz Bass.
• Electronics: Equipped with a P/J pickup configuration—a split single-coil Precision pickup in the middle and a single-coil Jazz pickup at the bridge.
• Controls: Standard models feature a master volume, master tone, and a 3-way toggle pickup selector switch instead of the typical dual-volume setup.
• Condition: Excellent showing less-than-normal players wear and only minor blemishes, overall it has been well cared for and it presents beautifully as the pictures show.