J Bass look and feel with a prodigious P Bass pickup.

The Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Bass Guitar was designed with Blink-182's bassist. It features one split-coil Seymour Duncan Basslines SPB-3 Quarter Pound Precision Bass pickup to crank out deep, dense tone suitable for serious party music. A Jazz Bass alder body and maple neck with a 9-1/2"-radius rosewood fingerboard give it a traditional Fender feel and enduring comfort. A slick, stripped-down visage features a single volume knob and pearloid pickguard. 1-5/8" nut width.

Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Bass Guitar Features:

• Maple neck with rosewood fretboard
• Alder J Bass body
• Seymour Duncan Basslines SPB-3 Quarter Pound Precision Bass Pickup
• Single volume control
• 3-ply pearloid pickguard, white on Daphne blue and surf green, black on Olympic white and black.

Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Bass Guitar Includes:

• gig bag

Get equipped for serious bottom line work. Order the Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Jazz Bass today!

Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Bass Guitar

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Im not a sound engineer, but iv always...

Posted by Mike1590 from The middle of nowhere on Sep 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Hobbyist, Part Time Recording Eng

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative, Pop Punk, Indie

Im not a sound engineer, but iv always looked at this guitar and thought about buying it. So i did, and the second i plugged that into my new ampeg BA600 it was like my perfect sound, the tone i have been looking for. If you dont want to spend some seriouse cash but you want something that isnt overloaded with features but still has a truely good quality then you found your bass.

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Not just another signature model

Posted by Dave-DNA from Milwaukee, WI on Aug 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Rock, Prog

This bass should really be called a Precision Bass, as the only things Jazz Bass about it are the body and tuners. Plays as good as any Mexican Fender, the 1/4 Pound P pickup is a big plus, I use these on all my P-basses, the single volume knob really makes this a great minimalists bass. My primary bass before I got this was a '95 American Standard P with similar electronics, but my Hoppus is a bit warmer, and has been getting more use. The bridge isn't the greatest, but at least it's string-through.

I didn't buy this bass because of Hoppus, I bought it because I love the concept of the bass: a P-bass with a Jazz body. The price for new ones seems a bit steep, but all Fender has jumped in price in the last 2 years (and during a recession). It would be nice if they came with hardshells, but no Mexi does. On the plus side there, it's not difficult to find a decent Roadrunner case for WAY less then the ones that say Fender on them.

I don't believe P-basses are for every style of playing, and this bass is no exception. Don't let the punk aspect of its design scare you, the tone is pretty straight forward P-bass, with a bit of brightness, and all tone pots really do is take tone out of your sound. If you need to adjust your tone, get an active bass or use your amps EQ.

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GREAT BASS

Posted by *MORRISON* from elysburg pa on Jul 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician/Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, punk, alternative

i have played many basses in my life and i have to say the mark hoppus signature bass guitar was the best. when i first noticed it had no tone knob i was questioning it but the tone is already so good. it sounds just like mark hoppus playing too. i have played it and decided to buy it in surf green. overall 5 star

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A great overall bass.

Posted by Ransak's bassist from Yukon Oklahoma on Jul 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Rock, Pop Punk, Pop

I got this bass a couple months back. I gotta say I love the tone of those Seymour Duncans and the physical features of it make it such a beautiful instrument. It gives me an instrument as vibrant a alive as my Fender P bass and my Fender Mike Dirnt bass. Great for gigging and anything else.

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Best mexican bass ever made! Nice iinvestment too!

Posted by Robert from Pembroke Pines, FL on Apr 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: A little bit of everything.

I got this bass when It frist came out, for 589$ back in 2002-2003. It seems the older and more beat up It gets the better It sounds. I recommend getting this bass totally rewired. The original wiring was horrible, once you get that done. You offically own one of the best Mexican basses ever made. The thing I love most about my bass is, the vaule just keeps going up. ($.$)

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