Aerodyne Jazz Bass
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 Fender Japan 5 Strings Aerodyne Jazz Bass AJB V  US $1,679.00
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 Fender Japan Aerodyne Jazz Bass Left Hand model AJB LH US $1,218.00
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 Fender Japan Aerodyne Jazz Bass AJB US $1,056.00
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 Fender Japan Medium Scale Aerodyne Jazz Bass AJB M US $1,055.00
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 FENDER JAPAN AERODYNE JAZZ BASS AJB OCR MIJ 325517402 US $859.99
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 Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass J Bass Guitar US $799.99
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 Fender Aerodyne Jazz J Bass Smoked Chrome HARDWARE SET $25 OFF US $125.95
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 Fender Aerodyne Jazz J Bass PICKUPS POTS KNOBS SET US $99.99
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 2004 Fender Aerodyne P Jazz BASS PICKUPS Pickup Set US $79.99
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 parchment pickguard fits a fender Aerodyne jazz bass US $39.00
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 B W B pickguard fits a fender Aerodyne jazz bass US $28.00
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 2011 Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass GUITAR KNOBS Smoked $3 OFF US $26.99
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 New FENDER Aerodyne Jazz Bass Bridge 008 0195 000 US $15.95
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What is the best bass guitar for playing punk and alternative rock?
I'm a bassist in a fairly new band and I'm looking for that bass with just the right amount of growl, but mostly a lot of bottom end. I have a Fender P-Bass and I'll be getting a Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass very soon, but I was wondering if there was a better choice for the future?
If you want awesomeness, go with a Musicman Stingray. Yeah, it's crazy expensive but it's got that bottom end and great playability that will last a long time. Once you go that far, you never will really need to upgrade. I personally love the Warwick Double Buck Corvette for it's bottom end and playability (I think my fingers glide when I play it) but it's more jazzy than rock like the Stingray. Both are similar priced.
Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass With Reformed Guitarist Billy Lease
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