Specs:
-70's pickup spacing
-7.8 lbs(light!!) and perfectly balanced!
-ash body/rosewood board bound and blocked
-10" (9.5"? I forget) radius fingerboard that gets really low action
-Lollar pickups
-passive electronics
-light relic job, maybe 2/10
-Gotoh lightweight vintage tuners
-Dakota red nitro relic'd paint job with Olympic White undercoat
-Tight neck pocket
-Chrome relic'd Fender pickup covers, both neck and bridge "mute plate" and vintage Fender back plate
-Ships in hard case, packed real good like and such. Originally sold for $1850 new, I got it at $1500, asking $1250(will entertain lower cash offers) No trades please, unless its a bass...or a bass head.
If you HAVE to have a pre amp, at this price it would be worth having one installed, the Lollars are very preamp friendly (i had an audere in it at one point)
I got this bass summer of last year and took it on tour, plays and sounds great. If you like that Jazz bass tone, this is it. This bass is has a very "acoustic" quality to it unplugged, and this having been my first bass with Lollars, it has converted me over. The band i play in always needs a 5'er, and my hands hurt playing anything less than a 5. I've discounted a little as i took a small bit out of the pickguard right at the base of the neck to make truss rod adjustments easier (its a daily thing in Alaska). If it bothers you all you need is a new pickguard ($40)
Thanks for looking!
Old Sale Thread w/pics
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Build thread w/ pics
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