【Description】
The royal and supreme Fender Jazz Bass.
This book delves into this instrument to the utmost depth!

Fender Jazz Bass, the most popular electric bass since its debut in 1960, is now available in this in-depth book.
The book introduces vintage models from the 60s to the 70s, explains the structure and features of the instrument, and features vintage jazz basses played by Kazuki Arai, bassist of King Gnu, as well as jazz basses used by professional bassists, maintenance and customization techniques. Jazz bass is explored in depth with various contents such as vintage jazz bass test sessions by Kazuki Arai, bassist of Gnu Gnu.

CONTENTS
Jazz Bass 1960's - The Beautiful Golden Age Sunburst World
The contents of this site allow you to fully enjoy the Fender Jazz Basses of the 1960's, which are coveted by bassists. Each bass is explained by Mr. Yasumasa Imai, a well-known researcher of vintage guitars and basses. He also includes his new theory about the change of the rear pickup position on 70's jazz basses.

VINTAGE JAZZ BASS GALLERY
A large volume of jazz basses from the 60s to the 80s are introduced and explained at a glance. The inside of the cavity, neck pocket, and other places that are not usually seen are also explored.

Exploring the universal mechanism of the jazz bass
The structure of the jazz bass as a musical instrument is explained once again. The contents of this book provide a deep understanding of the characteristics of the jazz bass as a musical instrument.

Kazuki Arai (King Gnu) x FENDER JAZZ BASS
This is a project to test a vintage Fender jazz bass by Kazuki Arai of King Gnu, one of the most notable bassists of the moment. What was his impression when he played jazz basses from various eras?

The Phantom 1959 Jazz Bass
A 1959 Jazz Bass that was thought to have never existed. Featuring this legendary bass, we will explain its details and features as an instrument.

■Masters of the Jazz Bass
Jaco Pastorius, John Paul Jones, Free, and other "masters" of the Fender Jazz Bass are introduced. Also, how Fender Jazz Bass has been involved in the history of music is explained.

Fender Jazz Basses Loved by Bassists
Fender Jazz Basses loved by bassists are introduced at a glance. The bassists talk about the details and charm of their favorite Fender Jazz Basses, along with photos of their favorite instruments.

SPECIAL INTERVIEW - Teppei Kawasaki
Teppei Kawasaki is a session bassist who has been very active in many artists' live performances and recordings. He is also a favorite user of Fender Jazz Bassist, and talks about the charm of this instrument in depth. He also introduces his favorite instrument.

SPECIAL TALK SESSION - Takamichi Negishi and Ryuta Sakamoto
A talk session between two of Japan's leading "jazz bass players," Takamichi Negishi and Ryuta Sakamoto. The interview is full of "in-depth" discussions about the appeal of this instrument from a player's perspective and how to use it.

A Complete Guide to Jazz Bass Maintenance and Customization
Introduces maintenance and customization methods to improve your Jazz Bass. A must-read for those who want to make their Jazz Bass easier to play or those who want a Jazz Bass that is different from the others.

Jazz Bass Specification Changes
The table below shows the transition of specs by decade. This table shows the characteristics of Fender Jazz Basses of each decade.

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