Fender USA Geddy Lee Jazz Bass 2026 - Black / 9lbs. 9.6oz. / #US26046197
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Bassists have loved playing and hearing the signature Geddy Lee Jazz Bass for years. The U.S.A. Geddy Lee Jazz Bass is a unique instrument combining the features and specifications of Lee's three favorite basses - two Fender Custom Shop versions of his signature model and his original sleek '72 Jazz Bass - that Rush's revered bassist/vocalist has riffed away on before millions of devoted fans worldwide and on many mega-selling albums.
Features
- One-piece maple neck with custom thicker profile
- 9.5"-radius maple fingerboard with 20 medium jumbo frets
- White binding and white pearloid block inlays
- Dual vintage-style single-coil custom Jazz Bass pickups
- Antique white pearloid pickguard
- Geddy Lee signature HiMass bridge
- Vintage-style reverse tuning machines
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