Squier Deluxe Jazz V bass (for project) [BASS SOLD parts available] £225 Aylesbury, Bucks

[Bass Wielder]

Decided to sell this as a project with various package options. If you’re handy with a soldering iron, you can have some fun and a great sounding jazz bass. I have one that I’ve already done up with great results so this is surplus. 

The bass is Squier Deluxe Jazz V in a Sunburst finish. It is not new and so not pristine but in pretty good condition with a few marks. Small repair in the back of the neck (Doesn’t affect playing or quality of the neck and can only be seen from the back..hopefully all shown in pics). Also the battery box tab is broken but it still works.

The options include pickups from Jim Cairnes (look up this guy!) and stuff from a Yamaha BB605 bass (they do everything properly!!)

• Series: Deluxe Series
• Body: Basswood 
• Neck: Maple, C-Shape,
• Fingerboard: Ebonol, 12” Radius (305 mm) 
• No. of Frets: 20 Medium Jumbo 
• Bridge: Standard 5-Saddle 
• Machine Heads: Standard Open-Gear Tuners, (4-Over / 1-Under) 
• Hardware: Chrome 
• Pickguard: None 
• Scale Length: 34” (864 mm) 
• Width at Nut: 2.008" (51 mm)  

1) Bass without pickups or electronics £125 (collected or postage arranged by buyer)

2) Bass plus Jim Cairnes B505 pickups (not installed) £195  (above conditions)

3) Bass plus Yamaha BB605 pickups and electronics (not installed) £225 (above conditions)

4) Any of the above options with Fender gig bag, plus £20. (above conditions)

YAMAHA CONTROLS:

Volume ....................................... B 20KΩ x 1

Balancer ..................................... A+C 500KΩ x 1

Bass ............................................ B 50KΩ x 1

Treble ........................................ B 50KΩ x 1

Mid Freq. ................................... A 50KΩ x 1

MID FREQ. Switch ................... Toggle Switch (ON-OFF)

PICKUPS

Front/Rear ................................ Single Coil

Magnet

Front/Rear ............................. Ferrite

 

Break out your DIY inner self and enjoy the success (I know I did when I did up my other Squier bass🤠)!

Edited March 25, 2019 by Bass Wielder