Fender Vintera II '60s Jazz Bass | Demo and Overview with Allee Fütterer
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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The Fender Vintera II ’60s Jazz Bass celebrates the sound and features of one of the world’s most iconic low-end machines with an alder body, maple neck, rosewood fretboard and C-shape neck profile. The era-accurate Vintera ’60s II Jazz Bass has a special resonance for Los Angeles bassist, producer and composer Allee Fütterer, because her dad let her play his 1964 Jazz Bass when she was growing up.
“I was allowed to practice on it, but I couldn’t take it anywhere,” says Fütterer, who makes music as All Made Up and tours with Weyes Blood. “I still tend to gravitate towards basses with ’60s specs. I especially love the ’60s-style C-neck profile because it lets you have a real comfortable wrist position by the headstock. And as you go up the neck, it gets wider, allowing for easy playing at the 12th fret. The Fender vintage-style early-’60s Jazz Bass single-coils have a really nice, warm sound in the neck position-perfect for walking bass lines or melodic parts-while the bridge pickup has a gritty, punchy tone for when you need a little more attack for funk, rock or punk.”
The Fender Vintera II ’60s Jazz Bass also delivers the vibe and sound of the far-out decade with a 34" scale, 7.25" fretboard radius, 20 Vintage Tall frets and a 4-saddle, vintage-style bridge with treaded-steel saddles.
Follow Fütterer’s All Made Up at:
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Chapters
00:00 - Intro with Allee Fütterer
00:50 - Allee’s History with the Fender Jazz Bass
01:25 - Overview and Features of the Fender VIntera II ‘60s Jazz Bass
01:49 - Pickup Demo (Neck Pickup)
02:21 - Pickup Demo (Bridge Pickup)
02:50 - Playing the Vintera II ‘60s Jazz Bass with a Foam Bridge Mute
04:02 - Allee Fütterer Playing the Fender VIntera II ‘60s Jazz Bass
04:20 - Allee’s Final Thoughts on the Vintera II ‘60s J-Bass
04:45 - Outro 
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Not worth a thousand pounds when the player series is arguably far better.
@@thewomble1509Are you kidding
@@muchobaratodop No.
Certainly a very nice bass 😳😳😳
I Have The 60's OW Precision Bass from the Vintera II Series and I'm in love with it. The 60's Jazzy is what i want next. The Lake Placid Blue and the Fiesta Red are so beautyfull colors for the Jazz Bass AND a good, classic, old school Fender Bass is a no brainer. Ad the chrome covers to it and fall in love with the Fender car design.
The only thing i don't like is the wiring harness. The Pickups are great but the CTS Pots are thrash. I replaced it with selectet 260K Alpha Custom Pots and a Vintage Cap.
Ad the Fender 9050's Strings to it and be happy with the real deal sound😊
Awesome playing!❤🔥🔥🔥
Great playing!!!
Outstanding bass guitar 🎸. That’s one of the best instruments ever especially the 60s era. For the more I wish more bass guitar players would use Fender bass guitars and Ampeg amps instead of those ugly sounding fretless bass set ups that sound like no good trash.
Her voice is turned up so loud two Times louder than the bass ...is there a reason ...
Very nice playing! She deserves a much better bass!!
Yup
she plays with musicman lol