Simon got in touch for a P-bass wiring kit, great communication, all done in a couple of PMs, instant payment, perfect way to do business, no problems
Cheerz, John
Mark replied to my wanted ad for a practise amp for my lad with a very kind offer, we agreed a trade & everything was done/delivered exactly as arranged. A real pleasure to deal with, great communications & a happy ending all round.
Cheerz, John
I had the micro cube a while - didn't get a lot out of it with any passive P's or J's - just about liveable sounds with an active, overall not impressed.
But then - I'm a grumpy old git who likes a bass to sound like a bass
Had one when some shop was doing them 1/2 price a few years back - not bad for that price! Does yours have the controls in correct position as per the manual? Mine didn't, neither did any of the stock I saw in GAK, IIRC the volume & blend were swapped over.
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Thanks for that - could be that I misheard when he said he bought the bass
Anyone know of how they compare to other Jazzes though folks?
Quality of build / components etc?
EDIT: Or why they are so cheap, compared to other USA Fenders??
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Could be a genuine '90 - does he swear/is he certain he bought it in '90? If he'd the original purchaser - he should know - any receipts?
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[url="http://www.fender.com/en-GB/support/articles/u-s-instruments-product-dating/"]http://www.fender.co...product-dating/[/url]
1999, unless I'm reading it wrong. Edit: Beaten to it by John! Hi, John!
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Hi Mark, hope you're good!
Reading the Fender blurb though - it could be a '90
I think Serial N9***** indicates 1999 - the N is Ninety, 9 is the second digit of the year abreviation, the 0 & other 4 numbers make up the rest of the serial.
But I'm no expert photo's would help of course
Thanks for the update Sean, my very best wishes to Uncle H. for a full recovery - take it easy young fella me lad - & get well soon.
Howard is a real diamond gent - I'm sure no basschatters will be hurt financially or otherwise during this recovery period patience is a virtue
Cheerz, John x
The only things I can see wrong with that - is the G string ain't wound on very well & the intonation probably wants sorting - Oh! & it's a leftie
Edit: I notice it's "item specifics" class it as a right handed 6 string!
Both my lads are often up & about earlyish at the boot fairs this time of year. I am always saying " If you find any Fenders for a tenner or so - - - "
Guess what my youngest came up with today!
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/mxo7freml8xoqj2/2014-06-22%2016.51.39.jpg
A couple of hours tinkering & it's a perfectly useable bass
I would just open up an area under the wire & channel it as required as you say, then mount on foam for adjustment - assuming screws with springs weren't supplied with?
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No they are a different colour.
*shambles towards coat rack, hiding face in shame*
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as I haven't tried them yet - but they feel good 'Doctor'
I don't know anything about the N's either - the Whites are T's though