Identify that fender(?) bass on jools

[TJAS92]

What type of jazz bass is that it was like all rosewood?! Anyone able to she'd some light on it?

[deanovw]

Was it walnut rather than rosewood?

Edited November 13, 2012 by deanovw

[Wooks79]

Oh now that's nice!

[dlloyd]

They're not overly common... CIJ walnut Jazz. They came in both gloss and satin finishes, the satin version appears to be rarer. This is mine:



I've never quite gotten round to take photos of it, so that's Basschat member Starless' floor, who imported it from Japan.

[Mr Lizard]

I want!

[dlloyd]

It's essentially a non-export 62 reissue with a fancy finish. I've toyed with the idea of putting black ashtrays on it, but I'd want F stamped bridge tray... which you can't get.

Mmm... Chocolate.

[Musicman20]

It could be a new American Standard in a walnut finish that I've seen in Soundslive. Quite an impressive look, but not my thing.

Think they are about £1050 if you haggle.

[Roland Rock]

Possibly a Fender Victor Bailey sig Jazz? The body is mahogany, a layer of rosewood and koa top. Shame about the gold hardware :-(

http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-victor-bailey-jazz-bass-fretless-natural/55214?gclid=CL2HqNyazrMCFcrItAodFAsAUQ


Edit, ignore me, I didn't read the op properly and haven't even seen the Jools show!

Edited November 14, 2012 by Roland Rock

[dlloyd]

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1352886811' post='1868736']
It could be a new American Standard in a walnut finish that I've seen in Soundslive. Quite an impressive look, but not my thing.
[/quote]

Did it have the tinted neck?

[TJAS92]

God damn they're beautiful and must've been but couldn't quite see bad lighting on jools part