If you aren't familiar with Bob Frenz he is a master luthier from Columbus Ohio. His construction techniques are varied and unique, each bass is truly one of a kind.

I'm letting these go at a steal of a price considering the build quality and the condition that this bass is in. Why get a run of the mill bass like every other player on the planet uses, when for less money you can actually own a custom boutique axe! $925 + shipping is my bottom line price.

OK here we go:

Specs:

34" scale bolt on neck,
Birdseye side markers and fingerboard dots
3 1/8" center to center at the bridge and 2 1/16" center to center at the nut
Kahler Bridge, 16.5mm spacing
EMG pickups, preamp
Birdseye maple neck,
fingerboard looks like pau ferro or figured Ovankol,
Gotoh lightweight tuners, hipshot GB7 drop d-tuner on low string.
Quilted birdseye top, ash/maple/ash back.
Thunderous Low B though currently tuned E-E
Volume, Pan/Blend Treble boost/cut Bass boost/cut
9lbs
Exc+ condition.
Includes gorgeous wooden HS case.


http://www.jackzucker.com/forsale/frenzfront.jpg
http://www.jackzucker.com/forsale/frenzback.jpg
http://www.jackzucker.com/forsale/frenzbody1.jpg

$900+

I would also trade this for a Sadowsky or Lull (plus cash on my part)

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A bump for a great bass, great builder, incredible deal, and an excellent seller. A+ all the way.
Dirk

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Damn! It's got frets...not in market for frets now....

Wish I could help you out, but a fretless is next....

Hope all is well with you.

And well-deserved bump for you too!

The other Z

Well yank the frets out TB, wouldn't be that tough and a great fretboard too. :)

Being the former owner of this bass I can say it is magnificent. It's the bass that started my collecting of Frenz basses. Do not doubt for a second the quality of Bob's building, really as good as any other high end bass and even better at a Fender MIA price.

For the longest time I wasn't willing to tell anyone about the quality of his basses as I wanted as many as I could get my hands on, if I weren't building my own basses now I would still have this bass. I still own 2 of them and really could never see getting rid of them even if I was flat broke.

Oh yeah and a bump for Jack, a great guy too.
Dirk

I can't believe nobody's interested in this. It frankly blows away most boutique 6'ers. I'm pretty much back to playing my 5-string sadowsky and just bought a bacchus 5 fretless so I need some $$$ to pay it off.

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will consider trades for tacoma thunderchief, ibanez willis (japanese only), etc..

I've been thinking about a 6 for a while. I know it's subjective, but how would you describe the sound?

I've been thinking about a 6 for a while. I know it's subjective, but how would you describe the sound?

It's a little clearer and more fendery than the Roscoe, and Tobias or Hanewinckel 6'ers I had. It's got a little less midrange. Not quite as transparent as the Skold but it's got better bottom than the Skold. The EMG pickups and preamp are surprisingly good.

'nuther pic added per request

If you'll accept PayPal, I'll take it!