Detail 01
Reversed Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Precision Bass split-coil pickup
The bass uses one split-coil pickup arrangement with its volume controlled from a single master knob.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around the Mark Hoppus Jaguar Bass format, this limited-edition Fender pairs an alder offset body with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. Its Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Precision Bass split-coil pickup is presented in a reversed arrangement, with a single master-volume control keeping operation direct. The 34-inch scale and 20 medium-jumbo frets provide a familiar four-string layout, while the 4-saddle HiMass vintage bridge offers string-through-body or top-load stringing. A deluxe gig bag comes with the bass.


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Detail 01
The bass uses one split-coil pickup arrangement with its volume controlled from a single master knob.
Detail 02
Strings can be installed through the body or top-loaded at the bridge.
Detail 03
It is a full-scale, fretted four-string bass layout.
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Product questions
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It has a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Precision Bass split-coil pickup and one master-volume control.
Yes. Its 4-saddle HiMass vintage bridge supports either string-through-body or top-load stringing.
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