Hey all, I recently picked up this bass in a... less sober state, and am now living with the consequences of my actions. I definitely don't need this so let's make it yours!
It's a 2005 or 2006 Mexican standard jazz in Blue Agave. There is a tiny bit of natural aging/yellowing, so it almost has a hint of sage color in certain light. The photos have been corrected to capture the color as honestly as possible.
Here's my quick summary of compliments and complaints:
It is also available for pickup in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area for $575.
If y'all want any more pictures, have any questions, or anything else just shoot me a message or comment on this post and I'll be happy to help!
It's a 2005 or 2006 Mexican standard jazz in Blue Agave. There is a tiny bit of natural aging/yellowing, so it almost has a hint of sage color in certain light. The photos have been corrected to capture the color as honestly as possible.
Here's my quick summary of compliments and complaints:
- Condition is fantastic for a 15 year old bass. 3 little nicks and a small spot of buckle rash (all pictured), but that's it. No fret wear to mention either, although they are a little dirty. There are tiny rust/pitting spots on the control plate and neck plate, nothing significant or damaging though. Neck pocket cracks are present, but are clear-coat only. Pretty normal for Fenders.
- It has GraphTech Ratio tuners. I really dig these - the evenness of tuning is awesome, although I personally wouldn't pay $170 for them.
- I shielded all the cavities with copper tape and replaced the original bridge with a new Fender MIM-series bridge, as the old one had some stripped screws. I also installed new Fender 45-105 rounds.
- Weight is 9lbs 8oz. It seems to be more body-heavy, so it's pretty well balanced (for a Fender).
It is also available for pickup in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area for $575.
If y'all want any more pictures, have any questions, or anything else just shoot me a message or comment on this post and I'll be happy to help!
