jazzmanb

HI,SALE ONLY PLEASE 93-94 "MADE IN JAPAN" JAZZ FRETLESS LOVELY AGED CREAMY WHITE,EBAY PURCHASE FROM THE STATES ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO,THINNING MY COLLECTION TO FUND A MOTORCYCLE RESTORATION ORIGINALLY IT HAD A WHITE PICKGUARD AND SMALLER CONTROLS KNOBS ,I WENT FOR THE VINTAGE VIBE AND FITTED A TORTOISE PICKGUARD AND THE LOWER THUMB REST AND LARGER KNOBS IN LINE WITH MY OLD JAZZ THE EXTRA DRILL HOLE IS MY DOING!! FITTING AN F BRIDGE COVER WHICH I SEEM TO HAVE LOST.ALSO IT HAS A BIT OF MARKING ON THE OBVIOUS PLACES ON THE BOARD,I HAVENT USED IT FOR GIGS JUST RECORDING AND HOUSE PLAYING THESE ARE WELL MADE SOUGHT AFTER BASSES .IT SOUNDS FANTASTIC ACOUSTICALLY AND THEN BETTER PLUGGED IN.ACTION AND PLAYABILITY IS ALL FINE I'VE ONLY SEEN TWO WHITE ONES AND REMCO HENDRIX HAS ONE OF THE EXACT BASSES.CHECK OUT HIS YOUTUBE CHANNEL I DID ASK HIM ABOUT THE BASS AND ITS STANDARD APART FROM THE FRETBOARD WHICH HE TREATED,WATCHING HIM AND BEING A MICK KARN FAN I REALISED YOUR HANDS MAKE THE SOUND MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE. THE BONUS IS THE SHAPED FENDER JAZZ BASS CASE HAPPY TO SHIP OUT IF YOU ARRANGE AFTER PAYMENT AT YOUR EXPENSE AND RISK LOCATED COUNTY DURHAM UK,HAPPY TO MEET WITHIN REASON

HI,SALE ONLY PLEASE 76 JAZZ BASS IN BLACK WHICH I BELIEVE WAS A CUSTOM COLOUR BACK THEN BOUGHT ON EBAY FROM BELGIUM 11 YEARS AGO PRETTY MUCH UNTOUCHED AS FAR AS I AM AWARE APART FROM THE POTS,IT HAD PLASTIC STALKED POTS ON WHEN I GOT IT,THE JACK PLUG NEEDED SORTING LAST YEAR SO MY GUY PUT SOME AMERICAN POTS IN THE SERIAL NUMBER UNDER THE PICKGUARD MATCHES THE BASS LOVELY TO PLAY AND AS YOU CAN SEE ITS BEEN GIGGED AND CARED FOR DOWN THE YEARS. COMES WITH 70S FENDER HARD CASE AND BRIDGE COVER ONE OF A FEW BASSES I OWN AND A VERY RELUCTANT SALE TO FUND A MOTORCYCLE RESTORATION I WILL SHIP ANYWHERE AFTER BEING PAID IF YOU ARRANGE IT AND IT WILL BE THEN BE AT YOUR OWN RISK(IVE HAD BASSES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD IN GIG BAGS WITHOUT ISSUES) BASED IN COUNT DURHAM UK,HAPPY TO MEET WITHIN REASON

[quote name='Snook' timestamp='1473170424' post='3127622'] Sorry, missed this reply! Yes, I would say so. The specs of the neck, including that its a pre 3 bolt, certainly ties it up to be 74/75. And according to the stamp, from what iiwe make out its marked for '75 which would make the neck one of the last four bolts.... Dropping the price to £1395... [/quote] I had a 75 four bolt ,large logo ,high thumb rest ,it also had truss rod poking out the nut end,serial number started 6....... Seems to be a lot of stuff going on around then

[quote name='BaconCheese' timestamp='1470733317' post='3107940'] The alder chosen for this bass is very light and resonant- this is why I believed it to be a 1969 as I was told- it sounds just like my dear 1965 P-Bass. The brigde seems to be a 1960s as well. However, there is the same red stamp in the neck pocket as on the neck. [/quote] The thumb rest drilling would put it around 73-74 at least,earlier was below the G string,interesting stuff and really quite common for working basses to have been tinkered with down the years

I have a 1991 version of this bass have you seen this guy? same bass again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrB3Q2uvP8Y

Nice,i had a 75 four bolt neck with a 6xxxxx serial no so they're about

[quote name='greenmanhumming' timestamp='1383837611' post='2269809'] Provisionally sold, pending payment, and 3 more people in the queue if it falls through. Thanks for all the interest! [/quote] Put me in the queue please,i'm in Sunderland

Thanks Dan Will check the kitty Tom

Hi few questions What are the marks on the last pic,difficult to make out,also what's VTC? Is this a full size model or the slim body. What's the control layout? year of bass? Interested and local thanks

Gorgeous!

confused now , is the bass for sale?

Hi,great looking Wal,is there any markings/wear to the fingerboard?Thanks