Description
All the Small Things. One Very Big Sound.
Growing up is overrated.
At least, that's the philosophy we're going with here, because this Fender Mark Hoppus Signature Jaguar Bass looks like it could attend a perfectly respectable dinner party, then immediately sneak out the back to go skateboarding with Blink-182.
Dressed in a gorgeous three-color sunburst finish with a pearloid pickguard that adds just the right amount of flash, this four-string troublemaker brings some vintage Fender sophistication to a decidedly less sophisticated musical lifestyle.
And we mean that as the highest possible compliment.
Designed in collaboration with the man who's been holding down the low end for Blink-182 since the days when baggy shorts were a fashion statement and nobody's knees hurt, this Jaguar is a glorious celebration of simplicity, punch, and the fine art of playing loud enough to annoy somebody's parents.
No unnecessary electronics. No complicated control panels. No philosophical debates about which pickup combination best complements your artisanal coffee.
Just plug in, turn up, and make some noise.
Why You'll Like It
What's My Age Again? Who Cares?: That classic three-color sunburst finish gives this Jaguar a wonderfully grown-up appearance. It's all vintage Fender elegance on the outside, with enough pop-punk attitude underneath to guarantee it'll never actually act its age.
One Pickup to Rule Them All: Mark's preferred reverse-mounted Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound P Bass pickup delivers thick, aggressive, punchy tone with enough muscle to hold its own against a wall of distorted guitars. It's the sonic equivalent of showing up to a polite conversation with a megaphone.
One Knob. Zero Nonsense.: Master volume. That's it. No tone knob, no pickup selector, no little switches requiring a degree in electrical engineering. Mark knows what he wants, and apparently what he wants is to spend less time fiddling and more time rocking.
A Beautiful Fender Identity Crisis: Take the wonderfully curvy body of a Jaguar, marry it to the comfortable feel of a Jazz Bass neck, and throw in the attitude of a Precision Bass pickup. The result? A spectacular little Frankenstein of Fender's greatest hits, minus the neck bolts in inconvenient places.
Built for the Long Haul (And the Short Attention Span): A comfortable custom "C" neck, sturdy HiMass Vintage bridge, and lightweight vintage-style tuners make this bass ready for marathon rehearsals, energetic performances, and those moments when the drummer insists on playing everything just a little faster.
A Little Love From Mark: Signature details, including the custom octopus-engraved neck plate, remind you that this isn't just another Jaguar. It's a purpose-built tribute to one of pop-punk's most recognizable bass players, right down to the cheeky little finishing touches.
Previously Loved, Ready to Rock
Some bass guitars spend their lives quietly holding down the rhythm section.
This one was born to jump around, shake the walls, and remind everybody that you don't need six strings to have a ridiculous amount of fun.
Whether you're chasing the infectious energy of early-2000s pop-punk, laying down thunderous rock bass lines, or simply looking for an excuse to revisit every Blink-182 album you ever owned, this Jaguar has your name written all over it.
Well, technically it has Mark's name written on it.
But we're pretty sure he's willing to share.
You can't stop growing older. But with the right bass, you can make absolutely certain you never grow up.
Wolf Music Company — Growing older is mandatory. Growing up is strictly optional.