Recent content by zacmac

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Sure. Call me at(404) 405-2313 to discuss

You're not going to hear much of a difference between an original and anything recommended here. If anything the new pickups are more consistent. I own and have owned a lot of 60's and 70's P basses with and without original pickups and the best I've heard was the. Aggie 4P60. I would put that...

The switch is a series/parallel switch from presumably a Dimarzio pickup at some point. I have a 73' with the same. The necks on these era fenders are so much nicer to me than the wide thin C necks of the 50's & 60's. GLWTS

Regretfully needing to sell: Reverb link here Fender Precision Bass 1963 | Reverb

what speakers?

And sold pending funds! Thanks husky123!

This is the cleanest B15N I have seen and certainly collector quality. A fine 1976 version of the famed Fliptop that is bone stock with exception of the caps and tubes. Recapped by Jeff Andrews and sounding incredible. NOS 6SL7's and Ruby power tubes. Stock CTS square magnet speaker sounds great...

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Go for it then! Good luck. I would save up and send it to a reputable refinisher to get a horn put back on and an accurate finish. But in the meantime play it!

The seller was posting that bass on a Facebook arguing about why it isn't a $2000-3000 bass. I wouldn't pay more than $800 for it assuming that the pickup is original. Keep in mint that it will have little vintage value to collectors when you consider a price

Sold!

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