Fender Flea Jazz Bass Roadworn Shell Pink

Fender Flea Jazz Bass Road Worn Shell Pink electric bass

The Fender Flea Jazz Bass Road Worn Shell Pink pays tribute to the legendary Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist, whose unique funk- and jazz-inspired style redefined modern bass playing. Based on Flea’s fan-gifted 1961 Jazz Bass, this model recreates the instrument he used to record Stadium Arcadium, The Getaway, and with the supergroup Atoms For Peace.

Iconic tone

A pair of American-made Pure Vintage ’64 Jazz Bass single-coil pickups deliver authentic Fender sound – clear articulation, tight low end, punchy mids, and singing highs. Vintage-style stacked concentric controls allow you to precisely balance and shape the tone of each pickup.

Authentic vintage feel

The period-correct “C”-shaped maple neck with a smooth Road Worn nitro finish, 20 vintage-style frets, and a 7.25” radius rosewood fingerboard provide a true 1960s playing experience. The Road Worn lacquer replicates the feel and appearance of Flea’s heavily toured and battle-worn original bass.

Unique finish and details

Shell Pink is one of Fender’s rarest Custom Colors, and this model faithfully recreates the faded shade of Flea’s original. Details include a 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard, nickel/chrome hardware, and a special neck plate engraved with Flea’s own artwork, making this bass as distinctive as its namesake.

Key features

• Body: alder, Road Worn nitrocellulose lacquer
• Neck: maple, “C” profile, Road Worn nitro finish
• Fingerboard: rosewood, 7.25” radius, 20 frets
• Nut: synthetic bone, width 38.1 mm
• Scale length: 34” (864 mm)
• Pickups: 2 × Pure Vintage ’64 Jazz Bass single-coils
• Controls: stacked concentric – volume and tone for each pickup
• Bridge: 4-saddle vintage-style with threaded steel saddles
• Finish: Faded Shell Pink
• Special detail: engraved Flea artwork neck plate

The Fender Flea Jazz Bass Road Worn Shell Pink combines iconic tone, authentic vintage feel, and unique style – the perfect bass for players who want to leave their own mark on modern music.