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It looks to have a Macassar Ebony Fretboard. I can't make out the Country of origin on back of the headstock.
I have one of those in Pearl White. It's a really nice bass, much nicer than the price would suggest.
Not sure about the newest ones but the black and white ones that came out a few years ago were made in Indonesia and Korea. I have seen examples of them from both countries. Mine was made in Indonesia and it is very nicely built and finished.
Not sure about the newest ones but the black and white ones that came out a few years ago were made in Indonesia and Korea. I have seen examples of them from both countries. Mine was made in Indonesia and it is very nicely built and finished.
Just got word that these will be either Korean or Indonesian. I have definitely had some very nice Korean basses. I like the purple on these too. It’s nice and dark.
Pictured serial number on Thomann starts IW, that's the code for the P.T. Wildwood factory in Jakarta.
Along with ESP, they build for Dean, D'Angelico and Schecter.
One of the best PJ's out there, and relatively unknown. ESP basses are tremendous buys.
I think I'll grab one when they come available.
Used to have an ESP PJ many moons ago. Wish I still had it.
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I really like the bass BUT I just couldn't get comfortable with the radius.
Just my feelings. But it is still a great bass.
Just my feelings. But it is still a great bass.
