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Rick's Fine '52

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  • Birthday 26/07/1971

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  1. The instruments produced are the records.
  2. Thanks, like I said, it’s not opinion, there’s plenty of examples out there. 👍 By the way, the pots on the ‘61 look good to me.
  3. I don’t fall out with anyone, life’s too short, but some of these points aren’t opinion. Some things are of course, but not the details referenced in the exchange. I will hang around, as had some very kind and interesting messages that have given me reason to stick around. Happy Sunday everyone! ✌️
  4. I agree too. It’s a great thread. However it isn’t the minefield some may think if you know what you’re looking at. Lots of simple nonsense spoken, in full view of simple, well known facts. But I’m out of this post too, I now remember why I stopped coming to this site some years back. Shame.
  5. Very cool!!
  6. I keep coming back to this, need to look for more dosh down the back of the sofa though.
  7. Would be interested in the head if you’d split, for the right price. Ideally want a 360, but they are hard to find!
  8. Are you saying this isn’t genuine? I mean it would be easy to buy a set of stacked knobs and swap them, and sell it for £10k more than this sold for if people wanted to exploit a market, but this is real, and rarer than a stack knob, but cheaper because many people paying £20k+ want a stack knob. There’s literally tons of examples of 3-knob ‘61’s out there (AB has sold 2 examples in the past 3 months, both shown in this thread alone, a burst and a blonde) and no ‘62 stack knobs have ever been seen, obviously and for good reason. But hey, you’re the expert. https://www.andybaxterbass.com/collections/fender-jazz-bass/products/1961-fender-jazz-bass-sunburst?
  9. Ok, very pleased for you and your self-pronounced important history, I certainly wouldn’t buy an instrument from you though, even if you advertised it in CAPITALS!
  10. You should look at more vintage instruments.
  11. Based on your comments here, you should do more research on vintage Fenders before you do that. And I mean study the actual instruments. If you think 3-knob Jazz basses started in 1962, then you have much to learn.
  12. A sales catalogue for instruments available that year would have been produced late the previous year, as with any sales brochure.
  13. Really? OK 🤦‍♂️
  14. That’s ‘61, in the ‘60 catalog, it shows the same image, but with ‘New’ against it. As taken by my pics just taken, with the ‘61 alongside. Think it’s well known that stacks were for sale from mid ‘60-mid’61, when the 3-knobs were introduced.
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