I would be shocked if Fender come out with anything needing an NDA around it.
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Bring back the American Standard series. Best Jazz basses since the AV models.
The only detail I got was nitro finish.
So, that's a new Highway One series actually?The only detail I got was nitro finish. And I think he was talking passive 4 string as that is what I was looking at. To be honest, I could have walked out with the black rosewood Pro II I tried but now he’s got me wondering. And it was a tech not a sales assistant if that makes any difference.
With what company does this person work?I was recently having a discussion about buying an American Jazz when I was told that there “might” be something interesting (no details given) coming from Fender in October. The level of avoiding specifics led me to believe that there may be some NDA around this. Do Fender often release new lines in October? Im in the UK so I don’t know if that has any impact on release dates? Were there any hints or rumours at NAMM? Anyone able to elucidate?
they still exist, they are just renamed to American ProfessionalBring back the American Standard series. Best Jazz basses since the AV models.
I could see them updating the American Original Series but I’m not really sure what direction they would go. I’d be fine with just a new color lineup honestly.
But I could also see them flipping around some of the reissues and doing a 70s Jazz with a rosewood fretboard instead of maple, maybe a 70s P Bass (which they have never really done a true US made 70s reissue P bass AFAIK), 59 style reissue P Bass maybe?