No model years on that list?Yes! Later, I'll start a new forum with that list. Everyone can then cut and paste each Fender-named "line" in order of quality in relation between a cheap knock-off and a custom shop Fender-shaped bass.
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No model years on that list?Yes! Later, I'll start a new forum with that list. Everyone can then cut and paste each Fender-named "line" in order of quality in relation between a cheap knock-off and a custom shop Fender-shaped bass.
...and Geddy Lee and Roscoe BeckThere are some artist signature basses made in America - the Tony Franklin fretless certainly is.
Ha ha, I’d like to see them rename the “Squier” brand to “Precision by Fender” I think that would really help clarify things
The concept of "road-worn" Fenders always struck me as bizarre. Basically, it means that Fender is making fake Fenders. That may be a genuine industry "first".
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It is important that peeps provide complete information.
Priced from high to low:
Custom Shop Masterbuilt something something
Custom Shop Teambuilt something something
Something something American something something
Something something someone's signature something something
Something something different in some way something something
Something something something something
Something something something else something something
Something something Squier something something

2nd try...
I appreciate your enthusiasm! While it's challenging to provide an exhaustive list of every Fender bass model, I'll try to cover a significant number of them, including their approximate debut years. Please note that the exact release years can vary, and this list might not include every limited edition or regional model. Additionally, Fender continues to introduce new models, so there may be additions since my last update in January 2022.
1. Precision Bass (1951)
2. Jazz Bass (1960)
3. Mustang Bass (1966)
4. Telecaster Bass (1968)
5. Coronado Bass (1966)
6. VI Bass (1961)
7. Musicmaster Bass (1971)
8. Bronco Bass (1967)
9. Swinger Bass (1969)
10. Bullet Bass (1981)
11. Antigua Precision Bass (1978)
12. Antigua Jazz Bass (1978)
13. Precision Special (1980)
14. Jazz Special (1980)
15. Katana Bass (1985)
16. Squier Precision Bass (1982)
17. Squier Jazz Bass (1982)
18. Squier Bullet Bass (1983)
19. Precision Bass Plus (1987)
20. Jazz Bass Plus (1989)
21. Precision Bass Lyte (1989)
22. Jazz Bass Lyte (1989)
23. Precision Bass Special (1989)
24. Jazz Bass Special (1989)
25. Precision Bass V (1992)
26. Jazz Bass V (1992)
27. Zone Bass (1993)
28. Dimension Bass (2011)
29. American Deluxe Precision Bass (1995)
30. American Deluxe Jazz Bass (1995)
31. American Standard Precision Bass (1957 reissue, 1995)
32. American Standard Jazz Bass (1960 reissue, 1995)
33. Deluxe Zone Bass (1998)
34. Highway One Precision Bass (2003)
35. Highway One Jazz Bass (2003)
36. Tony Franklin Signature Precision Bass (2004)
37. Tony Franklin Signature Fretless Precision Bass (2004)
38. Geddy Lee Jazz Bass (2004)
39. Marcus Miller Jazz Bass (2005)
40. Mike Dirnt Precision Bass (2011)
41. American Vintage '58 Precision Bass (2008)
42. American Vintage '64 Jazz Bass (2008)
43. '51 Precision Bass PJ (2016)
44. Flea Signature Jazz Bass (2016)
45. Adam Clayton Jazz Bass (2016)
46. American Original '50s Precision Bass (2018)
47. American Original '60s Jazz Bass (2018)
48. Player Precision Bass (2018)
49. Player Jazz Bass (2018)
50. American Performer Precision Bass (2019)
This list covers a mix of classic and modern Fender bass models, including various series and signature models. If you have specific models or years you're interested in beyond the first 50, feel free to ask!
70's Jazz Bass with bullet truss rod.I’d like to know which models you don’t have to remove the neck in order to adjust the truss rod…
Calm down Chicken Little - it'll be okay.How much memory do all
You‘ve made mistakes!
For example: you forgot the first US made reissue series, starting in 1982 with a 62 Jazz and a 62 Precision, later in the 90s a 75 Jazz was added!
You got the AVS I series that replaced the US reissue series in 2013 all wrong. The 64 Jazz, the 58 Precision and the 63 Precision were introduced in 2013, not 2008!
Everything is falling apart!