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Hey. I really liked it. The neck was a gem to play. I think my wrist prefers 70’s profile pbass necks that are deep but slightly narrower in width. It was interesting as the pick-up poles was black never seen that before. I presume they are stock pick ups. I tried an another 70’s ash body maple neck pbass. I think the other one’s pick up had a tad more character. I was able to get the paul Jackson finger funk tone better. gutted that I injured my fretting hand so deciding which one is on hold atm sadly.
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I find them to be cool. I last went about a month ago to try the 1980 precision bass. I always stay for a while and just chat lol.
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Leaked: Fender Vintera II series...hoooo boy.
soulstar89 replied to BassAgent's topic in Bass Guitars
Wow!!!!! what a collection. I only knew sting playing a 51 p. Lots of learning to do lol i love the look also. I’m a massive fan of paul Jackson. During his time with herbie Hancock he used a fender p ash body maple neck for live shows. The colour was mocha. I actually went i to town and played a 1978 mocha p bass. It was AMAZING but it was 3.5k🙈. I love the sound of ash body with a maple neck. Suits my finger funk style. I admire your collection. If you do see any please do pm me. -
Leaked: Fender Vintera II series...hoooo boy.
soulstar89 replied to BassAgent's topic in Bass Guitars
I wasn’t playing bass back when this bass came out. This is exactly the bass I’m after. Ash body maple neck. Near impossible to find. I was gonna ask if you don’t play it I would take it off your hands. I then read it’s your main bass lmao you lucky bugger lool -
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Fender serial number and date stamp on neck miss match.
soulstar89 replied to soulstar89's topic in Bass Guitars
Hey. That’s weird I looked on around four guides which was all the same. this is interesting I’ll dig more. https://reverb.com/uk/news/how-to-date-a-fender https://support.fender.com/en-us/knowledgebase/article/KA-01874 https://www.andybaxterbass.com/blogs/news/fender-serial-number-guide I could show more but all show the same. I don’t have experience in this. I just wanted peoples input before I decide to buy -
Fender serial number and date stamp on neck miss match.
soulstar89 replied to soulstar89's topic in Bass Guitars
Hey, I should have said written. Here are some pics of what I was talking about. everything seems legit tbh. Loads of pictures of pots, underneath of pick ups etc. -
Hi peeps, hope all is well. I have a bass I am interested in purchasing. A Fender MIJ P bass. On the base of the neck it's stamped with the year 89 (1989), and the serial number at the back of the neck starts with E. When I looked up the serial number everywhere, it showed E serial number basses are made between 1984-1987. Is this normal? I would have thought it probably would have been the other way around. stamp on the base of the neck earlier date and serial number later. Cheers
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**PRICE DROP: £2350** Fender Jazz Bass 1977/78 Sunburst - *SOLD*
soulstar89 replied to dballona's topic in Basses For Sale
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This is interesting as below 75 models the bodies are basswood. That to me doesn’t look like basswood. Also models lower than 80 have non spiral bridges and smaller tuners ( gap between timber is noticeable) if it feels great to you, which it sounds then it doesn’t really matter right?
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Hey mate. What a lovely bass. I’m a fan of anything Japanese lol. On the bass. Looking through the Japanese catalogues. You had a top tier model which end mostly in 95 (PB57-95). And a model just lower ending 75 (PB57-75). This represented how much they cost. Both had large tuners. the top tier would have us electronics and pick ups. Some also a nitro finish. Basses which have been well kept still has the circular sticker at the back of the headstock regarding the model number. The PB57-75 didn’t have us pick ups. I’ll copy the catalog of the year of this back in here. https://brochures.yokochou.com/guitar-and-amp/fenderjapan/1985/en_index.html not sure how to tell if the pick ups are us made. funny how I have gathered this info solely on trying to source a top tier MIJ bass lol. Had no clue before
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Oh. I wish got into bass the level I am now years ago. I missed out on all the gems at an amazing price. glad you like the pick ups. I’ve never tried them before
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Lovely. I tried a 1980 p fender P bass. The neck was beautiful. How come you changed the pick ups?
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Nice purchase. I purchased a rosewood neck version. You are right the neck is really comfortable. I’ve learn’t that i slightly prefer tha 70,s B profile neck. I wouldn’t complain about this neck though is really nice.
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wasn’t the intention. Just wanted recent input. Wasn’t saying he was rude in the slightest as my physical experience with him was positive. sometimes the intention gets lost in these threads.
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Cheers for the input I went there some time ago. Just after lock down. He had some gems.
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That’s completely fine regarding you not able to accept visitors. I stated you wasn’t being rude or blunt. It was just very “awkward”. As I haven’t purchased from you before I wanted experience from the bass community. I’ll be buying blind frankly. I am not sure what you mean by the anonymous link. I just sent a link of the pb70 I was interested in purchasing.
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Yes I get that. When I called he said he wasn’t feel great. I suggested I’ll follow up in a couple weeks. When I called today I reminded him that I called and he wasn’t in the best of health. I have empathy and I fully get if someone isn’t well. Like I stated, when I went he was a friendly welcoming person. Even on the phone he wasn’t being rude at all it was just “awkward”. This isn’t a bashing thread not my vibe or energy. I just wanted input from the community.
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He has so many lovely MIJ basses. I’m interested in people recent experiences also.
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Hi everyone, hope you are good. I wanted to know if anyone has bought from FenderFever in London UK? I am confused about my latest experience. I am interested in trying and purchasing a Fender PB70 MIJ 1991 ash body maple neck. I called a couple of weeks ago and asked if I would be able to come down and try some basses i am interested in purchasing. For reference, I had been to his workshop before. i tried many basses and he was extremely welcoming, friendly and helpful. He told me that i could only try for 10 mins, the basses are not set up, his workshop is small and his feeling unwell. I told him i have been to his workshop before and he was fine with it. I suggested i call back in a couple weeks. he agreed I call again today. He has sold the other PB70 but still has one left. I ask if the PB70 is still available. He tells me it is not available. I ask has it been sold he says no. He is acting very very awkward. I tell him i am interested in purchasing the bass but want to try it as the description of the bass isn't very detailed. He responds with "you can order it online and i can ship it to you. I have written a detailed description and put loads of pictures." I just told him to forget it as this isn't going anywhere. So i ask has any bought from him or been to his workshop in palmers green? here is the bass: https://www.fenderfever.com/bass/fender-pb-70-precision-bass-reissue---natural---1991---mij
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Nice. it’s going to age well with the nitro finish. what made you pick alder over ash?
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Really nice. I love the colour combo. alder body?
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How come we can’t get the cool fender Japan stuff :(
soulstar89 replied to stingray_stinger72's topic in Bass Guitars
The price difference is massive. I went to wunjo guitars in Denmark street London to try the fender MIJ international colour p bass and it’s close to double the price compared to this site!!! Even with adding tax it’s much cheater. The heritage line is under a 1000 pounds which is basically the Japanese top vintage spec. Drastically cheaper than the vintage II American made. thanks for sharing this