Well here's my 2006 CIJ Fender Jaguar with a Leo Quan Badass II bridge. I also swapped the pickup covers for ones without holes (im a heavy-handed player and play in drop tunings and didnt like the sound when the strings touched the pickups). I also added a chrome 'ashtray' bridge cover that is specially made for Badass bridges.
PLEASE READ: I tried to sand the body of this bass down and re-varnish it myself - as you will see it didnt really work out, still sounds amazing and everything works as well as the day it was made (possibly better since the upgraded bridge).
I left some of the Hot Rod Red around the edge of the approximately bass to give a sillouette-effect
I didnt touch the neck. The only 'damage' other than what i did to the body is a small indent on the back of the neck at the 4th fret - i only noticed it when preparing for sale.
This has been my favorite bass since ive owned it, but my MIA Fender Deluxe Jazz has been neglected for far too long, and i cant part with it (it was given to me by my uncle), so the Jag must go. I dont need two jazz-style basses when i only ever use one, and i have a Yamaha Attitude so that covers most tones for me.
loads more pics here:
http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q143/do...r%20for%20sale/
as you can see, the body looks like a child was let loose with alot of sand paper, and for all intents and purposes, he was.
The Scratchplate has also seen the sand paper as i had painted it with oilpaints and wanted to get it off afterwards.
I loved the bass, but wanted to get creative with it to make it unique - and i succeeded, but not in the way i would like.
As mentioned earlier, the bass still plays and sounds fantastic, If it doesnt sell, I dont intend on having it re-finished - its a great bass with the thinnest neck fender do on bass.
More pics/detailed pic's can be supplied on request.
im looking for £400 delivered to the UK (paypal)
my availability isnt great, but you can collect in person for £375 (cash)
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, just send me a PM.
PLEASE READ: I tried to sand the body of this bass down and re-varnish it myself - as you will see it didnt really work out, still sounds amazing and everything works as well as the day it was made (possibly better since the upgraded bridge).
I left some of the Hot Rod Red around the edge of the approximately bass to give a sillouette-effect
I didnt touch the neck. The only 'damage' other than what i did to the body is a small indent on the back of the neck at the 4th fret - i only noticed it when preparing for sale.
This has been my favorite bass since ive owned it, but my MIA Fender Deluxe Jazz has been neglected for far too long, and i cant part with it (it was given to me by my uncle), so the Jag must go. I dont need two jazz-style basses when i only ever use one, and i have a Yamaha Attitude so that covers most tones for me.
loads more pics here:
http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q143/do...r%20for%20sale/
as you can see, the body looks like a child was let loose with alot of sand paper, and for all intents and purposes, he was.
The Scratchplate has also seen the sand paper as i had painted it with oilpaints and wanted to get it off afterwards.
I loved the bass, but wanted to get creative with it to make it unique - and i succeeded, but not in the way i would like.
As mentioned earlier, the bass still plays and sounds fantastic, If it doesnt sell, I dont intend on having it re-finished - its a great bass with the thinnest neck fender do on bass.
More pics/detailed pic's can be supplied on request.
im looking for £400 delivered to the UK (paypal)
my availability isnt great, but you can collect in person for £375 (cash)
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, just send me a PM.