Fender highway one Jazz

[Cory rich40]

I paid 700 bucks

Most likely a US standard. Another explanation could be a standard with a replacement neck that was made in the USA

 

[mikecd1]

Congrats on your US Standard with S-1 switching, great bass and price. Enjoy!

 

[Lesfunk]

That’s an American standard
A good bass

 

[crucislancer]

I paid 700 bucks

Nice! Great price for that bass. Most of the American Standards on Reverb are at least $1000 and up.

 

[logdrum]

Good price/good bass. But I think the comments are confusing you. It certainly confused me

 

[FatCity]

What you have my friend is a nice Jazz bass. Enjoy!

 

[JoeDaddio]

Did American Standards have those tuners? I have a 2004 S-1 Precision and it has the tuners with the guide pins, so there are no screws.

Beautiful bass, by the way. I think you got yourself a nice bass there for a pretty good price.


joe

 

[sonic 7]

I think I remember the Highway 1 Jazz bass had the 70s style headstock decal.

 

[Dave TB Killer]

American Standard. I owned a P version of the same era except the S1 switch was useless on the P's. Nice Bass and a very good deal.

 

[TDR1138]

Looks like a 2007 American Standard with replaced tuners, at a very nice price. More than I’d have paid for a Highway One, but a good deal for an American Standard, IMO.

 

[bassfreakah]

Great price great bass!
Time to rock!

 

[Malak the Mad]

@JimmyJames79; You could email or call Fender directly and have them run your serial number. If it’s not a replacement neck, they should be able to tell you exactly what it is.

 

[thmsjordan]

American Standard. I owned a P version of the same era except the S1 switch was useless on the P's. Nice Bass and a very good deal.

Yep, the S1 was pretty cool on the Jazz basses and useless on the P's. I have a 2004 Precision with an S1. Useless as the US congress.

 

[sxaxsx]

Not a Highway One. That is too shinny to be the nitro they used on Highway Ones, they never had maple fretboards on them, not a badass bridge, the Highway Ones weren't string through. Probably an American Standard, but that isn't the right bridge for that either.

Edit: Actually maybe it is the right bridge, hard to tell on the picture. Either way I think it's a good deal on a good bass.

 

[JimmyJames79]

@JimmyJames79; You could email or call Fender directly and have them run your serial number. If it’s not a replacement neck, they should be able to tell you exactly what it is.

@JimmyJames79; You could email or call Fender directly and have them run your serial number. If it’s not a replacement neck, they should be able to tell you exactly what it is.

Wow thanks for the info. I didn’t even know I could do that.

 

[stuntbass77]

Congrats on whatever it is and if it plays and sounds great it was worth the money either way. Be happy with your decision and don’t look back !!!

 

[thmsjordan]

Did American Standards have those tuners? I have a 2004 S-1 Precision and it has the tuners with the guide pins, so there are no screws.

Beautiful bass, by the way. I think you got yourself a nice bass there for a pretty good price.


joe

Same here 2004 with guide pins.

 

[JimmyJames79]

Congrats on whatever it is and if it plays and sounds great it was worth the money either way. Be happy with your decision and don’t look back !!!

Very good advise I like your attitude. Life is what you make it. Thanks for taking time to reply

 

[JeezyMcNuggles]

I paid 700 bucks

Score

 

[Cory rich40]

Not a Highway One. That is too shinny to be the nitro they used on Highway Ones, they never had maple fretboards on them, not a badass bridge, the Highway Ones weren't string through. Probably an American Standard, but that isn't the right bridge for that either.

Edit: Actually maybe it is the right bridge, hard to tell on the picture. Either way I think it's a good deal on a good bass.

It is the case that came with the standards back then though