Detail 01
Stacked concentric controls
Each pickup has its own volume and tone control: neck volume/tone and bridge volume/tone.

Independent shopping perspective
Designed around an alder offset body and a 34-inch scale, the Vintera III Early ’60s Jazz Bass gives each of its two vintage-style early-’60s single-coil pickups separate control. Its stacked concentric layout provides neck volume and tone plus bridge volume and tone, so pickup balance and tone settings remain independent. The maple neck has an Early ’60s C profile, while the slab rosewood fingerboard uses a 7.25-inch radius, clay dots and 20 frets. Firemist Gold and nickel/chrome hardware complete the presentation.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Each pickup has its own volume and tone control: neck volume/tone and bridge volume/tone.
Detail 02
The bass uses one single-coil at the neck and one at the bridge.
Detail 03
This is a 34-inch-scale, four-string electric bass.
Detail 04
The listed vintage-style bridge uses four saddles and threaded steel saddle construction.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Stacked concentric controls provide independent volume and tone for the neck and bridge pickups.
It has vintage-style early-’60s single-coil Jazz Bass pickups at the neck and bridge.
The scale length is 34 inches.
Reference
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