Fender Player Jaguar Bass with Maple Fretboard - Tidepool

Fender Player Jaguar Bass with Maple Fretboard - Tidepool. It's got a few cosmetic issues that affect how it plays. There was a chip in the paint on the back that was lacquered and sealed to prevent further chipping and it is smooth to the touch. There's also a shallow crack in the neck pocket and a scratch on the headstock. Aside from that, It is in very good condition with some light signs of use (shallow surface scratches or smudges that don’t show up in pictures and can only be seen upon close inspection)

There's no signs of significant damages or evidence of repairs. Electronics function as they should.  There’s little to no fret wear. There are no buzzing or dead frets and the neck is straight. There is no cracking in the neck pockets or anywhere else on the guitar. All our instruments are guaranteed to arrive in the described condition or they are returnable.

 Let us know if you want to purchase a gigbag or hard case for this guitar. We've also got practice amps, straps, cables, tuners, strings, and other accessories. Reach out to us to see if we can provide discounts for multiple items purchased!

Neck

• Shape: Modern C
• Wood: Maple
• Neck joint: Bolt-on
• Scale length: 34 in.
• Truss rod: Standard
• Finish: Satin

Pickups

• Active or passive pickups: Passive
• Pickup configuration: SS
• Middle: Split-coil Alnico V
• Bridge: Single-coil Alnico V
• Brand: Fender
• Series or parallel: Parallel

Fretboard

• Material: Maple
• Radius: 9.5 in.
• Fret size: Extra-jumbo
• Number of frets: 20
• Inlays: Dot
• Nut material: Synthetic bone
• Nut width: 1.5 in. (38.1 mm)

Body

• Cutaway: Double cutaway
• Construction: Solidbody
• Body wood: Alder
• Top wood: Alder
• Body finish: Gloss
• Orientation: Right handed

Controls

• Control layout: Volume 1, volume 2, master tone

Hardware

• Bridge type: Fixed
• Bridge design: 4-Saddle adjustable
• Tuning machines: Open-geared
• Color: Nickel/chrome

This guitar is used with no manufacturer's warranty.  This means it was either returned by a customer, discontinued or rejected from the assembly line of the manufacturer for a blemish, flaw or minor repair. It was sent to MIRC, the largest guitar refurbisher in the US where it was inspected by their fleet of guitar techs. In the cases of a blemish or minor cosmetic issue, no work is done. If any repairs were needed, it was repaired, inspected and set up.  They then cover up the original serial number and issue it a new one to avoid false warranty claims.  It is then stamped “USED” on the back of the headstock.  This allows us to sell you a guitar that is in great condition for well below the price of a brand new instrument. When we receive it, we inspect and test it thoroughly and include any noticeable flaws in our description. Here's some additional info from reverb and our refurbishing company: https://reverb.com/news/7-things-you-need-to-know-about-refurbished-guitars-from-mirc