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I’ve just checked again and it’s a 93, not a 99 bass. My mistake deciphering the CIJ serial numbers.

Have a free bump from me for a great looking bass.

There’s a long story and a short version, the short being that sadly it has to go,

Thanks for the positive comments. When you get such positivity it makes you wonder whether to sell or not......

Having just checked again I now find out that this is an O series bass, Crafted in Japan so made between 1997 and 2000. I first thought it was a 1999, then revised the listing to say 93 and it looks like I was probably right in the first place. Sorry about that......... Up for sale is my Crafted in Japan Fender Precision PB62 reissue in naturally aged Olympic white (possibly cream now....) with red tortoiseshell pick guard, after market high mass bridge with rosewood finger board on similarly aged maple neck. It's just been fully set up with relief set, frets levelled, crowned and polished, fretboard treated with lemon oil, action set nice and low, intonation set and has new strings. Condition wise it's got a lot of surface lacquer cracks on the front and back, on the back has some wear through the finish next to the neck plate and the back of the neck has a couple of small dings which don't affect playability but it plays well and sounds huge. The neck is a very playable 1.65" / 42mm wide at the nut, depth of 21mm at the nut and the bass weighs in at around 9 lbs. It comes with a decent gig bag and I'll ship it pretty much anywhere double boxed. I'm in Chester but could deliver or meet up within 100 mile radius or so.

£650 incl UK postage

£675 posted for a brilliant example of the Geddy Lee CIJ Jazz.

Price drop. £695 incl UK postage.

I was open to trades but then something happened (GAS induced trigger finger) so I’d rather sell it straight. If there’s anything 4 string and Fendery with cash my way then I may be interested.

That’s too cheap for a Japanese 62 re-issue. Should have been snapped up by now as these are brilliant basses. Have a bump from me.

Trades added.

A little price tweak. £725 posted for the best Geddy Lee Jazz I’ve ever played including USA models. This is seriously good and sounds amazing. I’ve had it in a shoot out with my 2 Aerodyne Jazz basses and a vintage Jap Jazz loaded with GL 72 reissue pickups and it beats them by a country mile.

I’ll have a look!!!

Up for sale is my rare 2001 Non export Fender Aerodyne Jazz Bass in very good condition and with Fender padded gig bag. £600 including UK postage. I say rare but I’ve now got 2 for sale, one in black and this one in old candy apple red. This non export version of the Aerodyne Jazz differs slightly from the export version in that it has a 3 ply pickguard, chrome hardware and a front mounted control plate. As pe4 other aerodynes it features a radiused, carved basswood Jazz Bass body with cream binding, matching painted headstock, very slim C shape Jazz Bass neck (1.5” at the nut), with a 20-fret stained rosewood fingerboard with aged pearloid dot inlays and P/J pickups. Some say that the reason that these are non export is that they are better quality than many US Fender basses. Mine has just had a full set up including minor fret level, crown and polish, lemon oil fretboard treatment and new rotsound strings. It plays really nicely with low action, no fre5 rattles or buzzes and sounds great. It’s very light - around 7.5 lbs. Condition wise it’s in great shape with the exception of 2 body dings at the bottom near the strap pin. They’ve chipped the paint and can be seen but are quite minor. I’m going to try to source a matched paint so the chips can be filled. Also some of the chrome shows very minor tarnishing but it has all been polished so looks great. Comes with a high quality Fender padded gig bag. Can be tried out, examined / collected from near Chester. Will post out via UPS, double boxed for added protection.

SOLD Up for sale only is my immaculate and wonderful playing 2004 Crafted in Japan Fender Geddy Lee Signature Jazz Bass with original Fender padded gig bag. All basses are created equal but some are more equal than others. I’ve had 5 Japanese Geddy Lee basses and this one plays miles better than the others. I don’t know why but it feels and sounds amazing - a different league than my other GL signatures. Whoever gets this will be extremely pleased. The GL signature features a wonderfully skinny neck which is 1.5” at the nut with black binding and block inlays (the early Jap ones are real block inlays not painted on), amazingly gnarly USA 72 reissue jazz pickups, a badass II bridge, cloth wired cts pots and it weighs in at 8.5lbs. This has just been set up with new rotosound rounds, the back of the gloss neck has been knocked back a little with 0000 grade steel wool so it plays as smooth as an oiled neck and it plays brilliantly. It has had one very minor tiny ding near the bridge pickup which has been filled with black gloss, sanded flat and polished so is unnoticeable from further than a foot away (depends on your vision of course). The rest is almost like it’s unplayed, no fret wear, no other scratches or swirls. Amazing condition and playing. Im based near Chester so it can be tried, inspected or collected. I can meet up, deliver or ship it insured double boxed with UPS. Here’s what Fender say; The bass features an alder body, a C-shaped maple neck with a maple fingerboard with black binding and black rectangular inlays. Also featuring two vintage Jazz Bass single-coil pickups. Fender Product OverviewMean, mean stride! The Geddy Lee Jazz Bass guitar is an exact replica of the tonally singular instrument that Rush's revered bassist/vocalist has riffed away on in front of thousands of devoted fans worldwide and on many a mega-selling album. The bass has an alder body; the one-piece C-shaped maple neck (thin) has a maple fingerboard with black binding and black rectangular inlays. The two vintage Jazz Bass single-coil pickups crackle with life and bristle with the energy.Other features include chrome hardware, vintage-style tuning machines and a Fender hi-mass bridge. - 665427. Body: Alder Neck: 1-Piece Maple, Thin "C" Shape,(Gloss Polyurethane Finish) Fingerboard: Maple, 9.5" Radius (241mm) No. of Frets: 20 Medium Jumbo Frets Pickups: 2 Vintage Jazz Bass Single-Coil Pickups

Trades added. Anything cheaper basically!!!

Trades added

I’ve had export aerodynes and this is definitely better. It plays very well, is so light and sounds huge. I don’t know whether the pickups are different from the export version?