Jazz Style Basses, please list!

[pineapplerobot]

I'm sorry if this is around somewhere but honestly I can't find it if it is and i've searched like 5 times now.

Can we get a list of all Jazz Style basses? I love the Jazz style and to me, it is about as comfortable as it gets. I would like to get another one but something other than a Fender. I've played a few Laklands and am interested in a Spector Coda DLX but I would like to see what all is out there and see some opinions on them.

Ones I KNOW:

Lakland 44-60, 44-AJ, DJ, JO
Spector Coda, Coda DLX
Mayones Jabba
Modulus Vintage J, Genesis VJ
Sadowsky offers several
Fodera NYC

I think ESP and Nordy have one too.

Ok, help a guy out and fill in the rest of the list, plus I think this is something would help some other guys out too, hopefully I am not the only J-bazz body lover out there!

 

[mmbongo]

Might be shorter to list what's NOT a Jazz style bass...

 

[Chef]

Nearly every manufacturer make a J or P type bass.
It's rarer to find one that doesn't.

 

[seang15]

There isn't enough disk space on TB for that list!

 

[FourBanger]

It's like asking which carmakers have models with spoliers.

 

[Diesel Kilgore]

Peavey Foundation
Peavey Millenium
G&L JB-2
Dean Hillsboro

 

[Snakeman1066]

Yep ESP does make several Jazz style basses..

Love the neck profiles on these basses!

 

[Steve Dallman]

Rear spoilers on front wheel drive cars. Priceless.

 

[xUptheIronsx]

Rear spoilers on front wheel drive cars. Priceless.

spoilers on cars with less than 350HP...also priceless

 

[cfsporn]

Rear spoilers on front wheel drive cars. Priceless.

I will never get tired of seeing Civics with wings that would be more at home on an A380.


Back on topic, I have seen Smith "Jazz Basses," and Mike Lull is known for his superfenders. G&L makes a Jazz clone too.

 

[FC Bass]

Alembic makes Link Removed and Jazz style instruments

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and more sleek versions:

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Jazz style Alembics: Europa Elan (and custom body shapes as the two upper pics)

 

[pineapplerobot]

The first Alembic looks amazing!

 

[KISSbestfan]

USRR guitar factories had never produced a JB or PB style bass. Except that they produced their own style, like (to me) always kickin ass Roden:

And even in close USSR countries JB or PB lookalikes had been produced. In Poland - Aster Bass, in Czechoslovakia - Proxima Bass, in DDR - Action Bass, in Bulgaria - Orfeus Solo Bass. If we produced it here - means, that mostly everyone wanted to produce it.


Personally I think more about the differences. If all those basses are JB or PB, are the differences THAT big ?

 

[JDLowEnd]

Valenti jazz basses! Love the look of all his j style basses!

 

[frpzxvaa]

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[pineapplerobot]

It's like asking which carmakers have models with spoliers.

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Thanks guys. Really appreciated.

 

[pineapplerobot]

Valenti jazz basses! Love the look of all his j style basses!

Oh wow! I love these! I'm going to do some more looking into these. See guys, this is what I was looking for, I've never heard of Valenti, so this was nice and helpful.

 

[Munjibunga]

Lull, Nordstrand, Wilkins, G&L, Nash, [del]Wishnevsky,[/del] Dingwall, Alleva-Coppolo, F Bass, etc. etc.

 

[Einherjar]

Uh, SX?

 

[alexkk]

I've seen that Hoëfner also do two Jazz bass models