Fender is the undisputed number one brand of electric guitars and basses.
It is loved by countless top artists such as Jaco Pastorius, Marcus Miller and Geddy Lee.
The Jazz bass was released with the positioning of a higher-end Precision bass.
Its sharp, clear sound was loved by many bassists, and even today it enjoys overwhelming support and a shining presence.
This model is a jazz bass from the late 1970s.
You may recognise it as it was played by professional musicians gunning for it on the field.
The colour is what I think was pure Olympic White.
It has yellowed and polished with age, and as a result has this look.
It is not recommended for those who are particular about a clean paint surface, as there are some sticker marks and cracks scattered about.
The bass seems to have been used on stage and has many modifications.
The pots have been replaced with EXC cryo-treated CTS.
PUs have been replaced with a set of Seymour Duncan SJB-2s.
The bridge has been replaced with a SCHALLER 3-D4.
Strap pins replaced with Jim Dunlop pins.
Fretboard replaced with larger frets.
Nut re-created from cow bone.
Maybe the pegs have also been replaced on the E string.
The sound and playability is outstanding after all this tuning up.
The modern feel, with its crisp and powerful assertiveness, is combined with the vintage feel that comes from nearly half a century of production.
It's a nice sense of balance that you can only get from a modified vintage Fender.
There are roughly 80% frets remaining.
The truss rod is in good working order.
Neck is in good condition.
Controls : front volume, rear volume and tone.
Nut width : 38.5 mm.
Pitch between strings at bridge : approx. 19 mm
Neck date : 0203 33●6
Year of manufacture : 1977-78
Country of manufacture : USA
Accessories : Soft case (black)
The SIT Strings are favoured by many professional artists for their setup.
Characterised by stable tuning and a powerful, three-dimensional sound. The GIB craftsmen have tuned it to be easy to play and deliver it to you.
Serial number: #S858230
Weight: 5.355 kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: good working
Neck condition: good.
Controls: Front volume, rear volume, tone.
Body condition: There is evidence of polished overall to remove yellowing. The body back has a slight seal. the neck has paint bald and paint cracking overall.
Nut width: 38.5 mm
String spacing: 19mm
Custom: The submitted parts are as follows.
Pot: EXC BASIC Cryoscope for all three
Pickup: Seymour Duncan SJB-2 on both front and rear
Bridge: Schaller 3-D4 Chrome
Nobu: Nobu with all three plated
Strap pin: Jim Dunlop lock type (no strap attachment is included)
Peg: There is a possibility that it has been replaced because only the 4th string peg is unusually beautiful.
Fret: Reflection to jumbo frets
Nut: Exchanged with the reflation (beef bone)
Accessories: soft case (black)
year: 1977-78
country of origin: USA
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Inspection: Wakatsuki
GIB with 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
Contact Info
LINE : vwj2699r
email : info@bassick.jp
tel : 045 534 7133
It is loved by countless top artists such as Jaco Pastorius, Marcus Miller and Geddy Lee.
The Jazz bass was released with the positioning of a higher-end Precision bass.
Its sharp, clear sound was loved by many bassists, and even today it enjoys overwhelming support and a shining presence.
This model is a jazz bass from the late 1970s.
You may recognise it as it was played by professional musicians gunning for it on the field.
The colour is what I think was pure Olympic White.
It has yellowed and polished with age, and as a result has this look.
It is not recommended for those who are particular about a clean paint surface, as there are some sticker marks and cracks scattered about.
The bass seems to have been used on stage and has many modifications.
The pots have been replaced with EXC cryo-treated CTS.
PUs have been replaced with a set of Seymour Duncan SJB-2s.
The bridge has been replaced with a SCHALLER 3-D4.
Strap pins replaced with Jim Dunlop pins.
Fretboard replaced with larger frets.
Nut re-created from cow bone.
Maybe the pegs have also been replaced on the E string.
The sound and playability is outstanding after all this tuning up.
The modern feel, with its crisp and powerful assertiveness, is combined with the vintage feel that comes from nearly half a century of production.
It's a nice sense of balance that you can only get from a modified vintage Fender.
There are roughly 80% frets remaining.
The truss rod is in good working order.
Neck is in good condition.
Controls : front volume, rear volume and tone.
Nut width : 38.5 mm.
Pitch between strings at bridge : approx. 19 mm
Neck date : 0203 33●6
Year of manufacture : 1977-78
Country of manufacture : USA
Accessories : Soft case (black)
The SIT Strings are favoured by many professional artists for their setup.
Characterised by stable tuning and a powerful, three-dimensional sound. The GIB craftsmen have tuned it to be easy to play and deliver it to you.
Serial number: #S858230
Weight: 5.355 kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: good working
Neck condition: good.
Controls: Front volume, rear volume, tone.
Body condition: There is evidence of polished overall to remove yellowing. The body back has a slight seal. the neck has paint bald and paint cracking overall.
Nut width: 38.5 mm
String spacing: 19mm
Custom: The submitted parts are as follows.
Pot: EXC BASIC Cryoscope for all three
Pickup: Seymour Duncan SJB-2 on both front and rear
Bridge: Schaller 3-D4 Chrome
Nobu: Nobu with all three plated
Strap pin: Jim Dunlop lock type (no strap attachment is included)
Peg: There is a possibility that it has been replaced because only the 4th string peg is unusually beautiful.
Fret: Reflection to jumbo frets
Nut: Exchanged with the reflation (beef bone)
Accessories: soft case (black)
year: 1977-78
country of origin: USA
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Inspection: Wakatsuki
GIB with 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
Contact Info
LINE : vwj2699r
email : info@bassick.jp
tel : 045 534 7133