【used】Fender / Late 1970s Jazz Bass 3TS 5.395kg #692276【GIB Yokohama】
【used】Fender / Late 1970s Jazz Bass 3TS 5.395kg #692276【GIB Yokohama】
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Description & Condition
Description & Condition
Fender is, of course, the number one brand of electric guitars and basses.
It's loved by countless top artists, including Jaco Pastorious, Marcus Miller, and Geddy Lee. (Titles omitted)
The Jazz Bass was released as a higher-end model than the Precision Bass.
Its sharp, clear sound is loved by many bassists, and it continues to receive overwhelming support and shines brightly even today.
This is a Jazz Bass manufactured in the late 1970s.
The body is made of ash, and the neck and fretboard are made of one-piece maple.
These are specifications typical of the 1970s.
The body and neck are connected with a three-bolt joint.
Weighing over 5kg, it boasts a truly impressive sound.
The pickups are the original gray bobbin pickups.
It has been refretted and the nut has been replaced.
All the pots have been replaced with current CTS parts, and the capacitors have been replaced with Orange Drop capacitors. There is a crack of approximately 23.0mm in the fretboard at the 1st fret due to the truss rod, but there are currently no issues with playability.
The tight lows, bright highs, and sharply scooped midrange are exactly what we imagine a 70s Fender JB to be.
While some guitars like this can have a thin sound, the density and rich harmonics of this one are remarkable.
Highly recommended.
Approximately 80% of the frets remain.
The truss rod is in good condition.
The neck has a crack of approximately 23.0mm in the fretboard at the 1st fret due to the truss rod. There are currently no issues with playability.
The body and paintwork show signs of use, including weather checking, dents, paint chipping, and scratches.
The electronics are in good condition.
The guitar has been refretted and had its nut replaced. All potentiometers have been replaced with current CTS models. The capacitors have also been replaced with Orange Drop capacitors.
Controls: Neck pickup volume, bridge pickup volume, master tone
Nut width: 39.2mm
Bridge string spacing: 19.0mm
Scale length: 34 inches
Year of manufacture: Late 1970s
Country of manufacture: USA
During setup, SIT Strings, favored by many professional artists, are used.
They are characterized by stable tuning and a powerful, three-dimensional sound. Please enjoy them as well.
GIB's craftsmen will adjust the guitar for easy playability before delivery.
Accessories: Gig bag
Text: Ryoma Terao
Inspection 담당: Hirayama
Product photos: Tei
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