I saw this in another ad and thought it was true here too. I reserve the right to come to my senses and hang on to Reggie
Picked up an Epi Les Paul so really looking to sell.
Up for sale/trade is an absolutely mint Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz. Active/passive jazz with the coveted P/J configuration. I bought it new and it's in new condition. Absolutely great bass and I never thought I'd consider selling. However, over the holidays I finally got my hands on a MIA Jazz with the S1. The basses both look and sound very similar. I play casually and like everyone else in this economy, I can't afford or justify keep unused basses. I had a thread up to help me decide what to do. I'm putting this up to see what the level of interest is.
This is an awesome bass but is too nice to sit on my hanger and not get played. Going to look for other sounds.
I have the original tort pickguard and the black reggie pg that I picked up off 3rdbass. The black is currently on it.
Again: perfect as new condition. They raised the prices on these to $999. I'm looking for $600 + shipping. That's about what I paid, and it's $400 off new. Will be shipped in a gig bag. Not the original one that it came with but an equivalent one.
Trades? Can't really trade now.....picked up an older epi les paul that should fit the bill for me. But always interested in
- spector rex or older ns/similar
- schecter ultra (had one and really liked it)
- schecter 004 (again had one and wouldn't mind again)
- schecter studio
- LTD EC-404
- warwick corvette
- something different
Not really looking for fender p or j. Love my jazz so I'm set.
Description from GC:
It combines a Noiseless J Bass pickup in the bridge position and American Series Precision pickup at the neck. A mini-toggle switch chooses passive mode with volume and pan, or active mode with 3-band EQ. A Hipshot Bass Xtender drop D key on the E string eliminates the need for a 5-string. Alder body, maple neck, and 20-fret rosewood fingerboard.
Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass Features:
* Alder body
* Maple neck
* Rosewood fingerboard
* 20 frets
* 1 American Series Precision Bass pickup (neck)
* 1 Custom Noiseless Jazz Bass pickup (bridge)
* Mini-toggle active/passive switch
* Active mode: master volume, pickup pan, 3-band EQ with bass, mid, and treble boost/cut
* Passive mode: master volume, pickup pan
* Black/white/black 3-ply pickguard on black version
* 4-ply tortoise shell on sunburst version
* American Vintage Jazz bridge
* Open gear tuning machines
* Hipshot Bass Xtender drop D key on the E string
Picked up an Epi Les Paul so really looking to sell.
Up for sale/trade is an absolutely mint Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz. Active/passive jazz with the coveted P/J configuration. I bought it new and it's in new condition. Absolutely great bass and I never thought I'd consider selling. However, over the holidays I finally got my hands on a MIA Jazz with the S1. The basses both look and sound very similar. I play casually and like everyone else in this economy, I can't afford or justify keep unused basses. I had a thread up to help me decide what to do. I'm putting this up to see what the level of interest is.
This is an awesome bass but is too nice to sit on my hanger and not get played. Going to look for other sounds.
I have the original tort pickguard and the black reggie pg that I picked up off 3rdbass. The black is currently on it.
Again: perfect as new condition. They raised the prices on these to $999. I'm looking for $600 + shipping. That's about what I paid, and it's $400 off new. Will be shipped in a gig bag. Not the original one that it came with but an equivalent one.
Trades? Can't really trade now.....picked up an older epi les paul that should fit the bill for me. But always interested in
- spector rex or older ns/similar
- schecter ultra (had one and really liked it)
- schecter 004 (again had one and wouldn't mind again)
- schecter studio
- LTD EC-404
- warwick corvette
- something different
Not really looking for fender p or j. Love my jazz so I'm set.
Description from GC:
It combines a Noiseless J Bass pickup in the bridge position and American Series Precision pickup at the neck. A mini-toggle switch chooses passive mode with volume and pan, or active mode with 3-band EQ. A Hipshot Bass Xtender drop D key on the E string eliminates the need for a 5-string. Alder body, maple neck, and 20-fret rosewood fingerboard.
Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass Features:
* Alder body
* Maple neck
* Rosewood fingerboard
* 20 frets
* 1 American Series Precision Bass pickup (neck)
* 1 Custom Noiseless Jazz Bass pickup (bridge)
* Mini-toggle active/passive switch
* Active mode: master volume, pickup pan, 3-band EQ with bass, mid, and treble boost/cut
* Passive mode: master volume, pickup pan
* Black/white/black 3-ply pickguard on black version
* 4-ply tortoise shell on sunburst version
* American Vintage Jazz bridge
* Open gear tuning machines
* Hipshot Bass Xtender drop D key on the E string