Some history of this bass:
I first acquired it in 91 from a local music store. When I got it, the mods were already done except that it had a Dimarzio P pickup in it and I had changed it to what's in there now.
Here is what it is...
Late 75 P 598,XXX serial number on the F neck plate.
OG body has been modified to accommodate 2 Bartolini Humbuckers, one at the neck and one at the bridge.
The jack has been side mounted as the pickguard was made to work with the pickups...(whoever did this was a pro!)
The 3 knobs and bridge are from an early 80's Fender P special.
Brass nut
Schaller Strap lock ends.
It is wired with 2 volumes and a tone. The toggle switch alternates between the Barts and they can also be 'all on' or pick one and they will work as well.
Neck is pretty straight and there is plenty of room left to adjust the rod. the frets have some wear but they are OG to the neck. no fretouts and very little buzz....lots of life left in them.
has natural patina so no relic job here, it was done the old way...by PLAYING!
the picture I have of it is the OG I took back in 97 and it looks exactly the same. I will be taking some current pics but it is the same. I have a new Fender HSC that will be packed in.
**I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO COME TO MY SENSES AND PULL THIS***
I am looking for 1000.00 or trade for a Rickenbacker bass made before 97...PM with questions...
I first acquired it in 91 from a local music store. When I got it, the mods were already done except that it had a Dimarzio P pickup in it and I had changed it to what's in there now.
Here is what it is...
Late 75 P 598,XXX serial number on the F neck plate.
OG body has been modified to accommodate 2 Bartolini Humbuckers, one at the neck and one at the bridge.
The jack has been side mounted as the pickguard was made to work with the pickups...(whoever did this was a pro!)
The 3 knobs and bridge are from an early 80's Fender P special.
Brass nut
Schaller Strap lock ends.
It is wired with 2 volumes and a tone. The toggle switch alternates between the Barts and they can also be 'all on' or pick one and they will work as well.
Neck is pretty straight and there is plenty of room left to adjust the rod. the frets have some wear but they are OG to the neck. no fretouts and very little buzz....lots of life left in them.
has natural patina so no relic job here, it was done the old way...by PLAYING!
the picture I have of it is the OG I took back in 97 and it looks exactly the same. I will be taking some current pics but it is the same. I have a new Fender HSC that will be packed in.
**I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO COME TO MY SENSES AND PULL THIS***
I am looking for 1000.00 or trade for a Rickenbacker bass made before 97...PM with questions...