drums1977

I bought this back in 2006, and sadly used it a handful of times at home. It looks NEW. It did not even go to the practice room. It works perfectly. They say these discontinued old ones sound fatter than the new ones, but I can't really tell because I have never used a newer one. They look way cooler for sure. These are going up in value, I suppose that must be for a reason. It comes with all paperwork, original invoice and original US charger. Whoever buys this will need a UK or Euro adapter, the US one runs at 120V. Price is [s]160 pounds or 200 EUR [/s]plus shipping. [b]140 pounds - 170 EUR![/b]

I hear your offers!

[quote name='Alph' timestamp='1400407659' post='2453491'] Hi, do you have soundclips? [/quote] Coming up!

[quote name='FlatEric' timestamp='1399665738' post='2446570'] I have a '72, in much the same sort of condition. When I first played it, I was with a bass friend - he said "what's it like to play?" I said, "it's like it's got magic in it!" If it's anything like mine, the new owner would not be disappointed. Really, really nice. Good luck - hope it goes to a good home [i]and [/i]gets played and not put under the bed!! Cheers. [/quote] Yes, lots of magic on this bass!

[quote name='chuck_stones' timestamp='1399500062' post='2444919'] Where is this beauty located? I'm in the process of trying to flog an appendage or two to raise funds ...will keep you posted! [/quote] Malaga, Spain. Shipping is safe and fast

[quote name='Clarky72' timestamp='1398933836' post='2439083'] gorgeous! [/quote] Even better in the flesh!

Payment pending.

[quote name='chuck_stones' timestamp='1398792379' post='2437664'] Every bit my perfect bass....a very interested PM your way comes if I can sort out some finances... [/quote] Looking forward to it

What a fine MM this is.

Thanks mates! Just for the record, I own one of those "very sought-after" 1966 Jazz bass, typical transition model (dots and binding fingerboard). Well, this 71 is in every respect as great as that other one. Light, resonant, and the PUs sound stunning. Construction-wise is quite simply a perfect Jazz Bass. And the condition is one of the best I have seen.

UP!

Messages replied, and still here.

TTT.

[quote name='Jazz Bass 65' timestamp='1397242648' post='2422232'] Drums 1977 It's Pre CBS (1965) and transition period that serious collectors go for. [/quote] Thanks for the note! I suppose this bass could be "collected", but in my opinion she deserves to be played and recorded. It sounds and plays amazing.

[quote name='auvergne81' timestamp='1397205119' post='2421690'] little bump for a serious guy ! [/quote] Thanks mate!!

A fine set of active PUs. Make me an offer!

I know I shouldn't sell this bass.

AVAILABLE AGAIN!

PMed

bump

Bump!

on hold.

I got it out of its case a couple of days ago and played it a bit.... That neck is pure bass-playing-pleasure. Grab this before I change my mind!

[quote name='Kempy535' timestamp='1396440347' post='2413611'] Liking and affording old Fenders are two different things Great looking guitar. [/quote] It looks pretty... but the sound is even prettier!

I thought people liked old Fenders!