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Fender is the undisputed number one brand for electric guitars and basses.
It is beloved by countless top artists, including Jaco Pastorius, Marcus Miller, and Geddy Lee.
The Jazz Bass was released as the upgraded model to the Precision Bass.
Its sharp, clear sound has been cherished by countless bassists, maintaining overwhelming popularity to this day and radiating a brilliant presence.
This is a 1973 Jazz Bass.
As shown in the images, this determination is based on a comprehensive assessment of the serial number, pot dates, and other factors.
It features popular specs: an Alder body and Rosewood fingerboard.
The pickup has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan SJB-1.
It delivers powerful low end and rich midrange tones.
All pot dates read “1377310,” confirming its 1973 manufacture.
The tuning machines and bridge appear to be original.
Although the pickup is replaced, this is a relatively high-originality specimen.
Approximately 70% of the frets remain.
The truss rod is in good condition.
The neck shows slight bowing upward, but it plays perfectly fine with our standard string height setup: G string 2.5mm to E string 3.0mm.
The body and finish exhibit numerous paint chips and dents, giving it a distinctly vintage look.
The electronics are in good working order.
Controls: Neck PU Volume, Bridge PU Volume, Master Tone
Nut Width: 33.8mm
Bridge String Spacing: 20mm
Scale Length: 34 inches
Year Made: 1973
Country of Origin: USA
We use D'Addario EXL strings for setup, trusted by professional musicians.
Characterized by a powerful attack and rich overtones, they deliver performance truly worthy of being called the standard.
These premium strings maximize your instrument's performance and character, so enjoy them together.
GIB craftsmen adjust them for easy playability before delivery.
Accessories: Original hard case
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Photo: Taiga Terama
item will be packed with a hard cardboard box.
we do ship internationally.