Fender launches Mark Hoppus Stoned Fruit Jaguar Bass
Fender and Mark Hoppus launched the limited-edition Stoned Fruit Jaguar Bass on October 22, 2026. The Guava Green model recreates the bass Hoppus has used onstage since Blink-182’s 2023 world tour and marks his relationship of nearly 25 years with Fender.
Guava Green finish and decals
The instrument has a solid alder Jaguar body and a matching Guava Green painted headstock. Its bolt-on maple neck uses a Custom C profile, paired with a slab rosewood fingerboard. The scale is 34 inches, and the fingerboard has a 9.5-inch radius.
A reverse-mounted Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound pickup provides the split-coil Precision Bass layout. The hardware combines a HiMass Vintage bridge with lightweight vintage-style tuners. These specifications recreate the touring instrument that entered Hoppus’s rotation in 2023.
The headstock identifies the model as a Fender Jag rather than a Fender Jaguar. Hoppus’s octopus logo appears on the custom neck plate, and Fender includes a deluxe gig bag.
Burrito Breath, the working name of Ohio artist Phil Guy, designed the supplied fruit decals after Hoppus commissioned the artwork for his original Stoned Fruit bass. Owners can arrange the decals themselves or leave the Guava Green finish undecorated.
Orders close after 182 hours
Fender is accepting an unlimited number of orders, but the ordering period lasts only 182 hours. The bass is available exclusively from Fender’s website during that window.
The reported US price is $1,499. Prices outside the United States are listed at £1,499 and €1,749. There is no fixed production cap, but orders close when the 182-hour window expires.
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