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Old 08-29-2011, 09:04 PM
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1975 Fender Jazz

Alder Body
Maple Neck

The good:

-Approx. 8.5 lbs, very light and resonant! (especially for a 70's jazz). Great player with a great broken-in feel.

-This bass currently has Sadowsky single-coil pickups installed, which sound fantastic. I do have the original pickups (see photo). The output of the original pickups is quite low, so I'm guessing that they might need to be rewound.

-Original pots date to 1974

The not-so-good:

-The finish on the body has been stripped to bare wood.

-The bridge has one saddle replaced, the rest are original.

-I do not have the original case, pickup covers, pickguard or thumb rest. When I bought the bass, it had a replacement white pickguard which I will include.

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PRICE: $1750 + shipping (via fee-free payment, i.e. PayPal eCheck), or:

TRADES: Sadowsky Metros, or Sadowsky NYC/Alleva-Coppolos plus lots of cash from me. Not interested in much else, but you can PM me with other reasonable trades.

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Old 08-29-2011, 09:30 PM
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Don't think that is a '75. More likely a early to mid '74.

If it were a '75 it would have bullet truss rod and a 3-bolt neck plate. Also it would have the smaller "JAZZ BASS" logo on the headstock.
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Not necessarily - some early '75s are still 4 bolt and when they first switched to 3 bolt they still had the same headstock logo. Kind of a transitional era.
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Are you the original owner?
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Not necessarily - some early '75s are still 4 bolt and when they first switched to 3 bolt they still had the same headstock logo. Kind of a transitional era.
+1.I have a 75 also 4 bolt.That is correct.
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I might be interested, if it had a rosewood board...

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+1.I have a 75 also 4 bolt.That is correct.
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The pickups and pots all have a '74 date code, but going by the serial number, it's a '75.
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Trade for a US lakland glaub p/j? Plus cash.
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Not necessarily - some early '75s are still 4 bolt and when they first switched to 3 bolt they still had the same headstock logo. Kind of a transitional era.
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Sale fell through - still available. Open to reasonable offers.
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Please let me know should the buyer for some reason not want the original pickups. I have a jazz bass that needs a pair from that era. Thanks!
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PM's replied. Also, if anyone wants the bass without the Sadowsky pickups, I will drop the price accordingly (but keep in mind the original pickups do need to be rewound).
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Is this bass stil for sale?
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Take my wife! PLEASE..
I want this bass can you accept my mere posession offering of a golden nugget for it. Sorry its a neck threw. 4 string. maple/mahagany/teak/ w/ohsc. custom/proto famous offering from famous bassist. cheerios....
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Not necessarily - some early '75s are still 4 bolt and when they first switched to 3 bolt they still had the same headstock logo. Kind of a transitional era.
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